undergraduate prospectus - UET Peshawar

MissionTo produce highly qualified, well-rounded professionals

through education who play a leading role in the society by powering and driving knowledge-based

economy and offer research services and innovation for sustainable development.

VisionTo be among the top ranking universities of the world

through Education, Research and Innovation

UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS2020-21

The University of Engineering and Technology Peshawar is the oldest seat of higher learning of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with a vision to be the top ranked universities of the world through education, research and innovation. Vital to such excellence is its commitment to diversity and inclusiveness, and we all have to cultivate this rich diversity by allowing our core values to keep providing a learning environment where our youth could pursue their dreams.

The comprehensive curriculum in engineering and non-engineering disciplines composed of a wide range of courses are offered within an environment that is conducive to your success and learning abilities. At the same time, you will be challenged to strengthen your skills through vigorous training programs and time bound semesters. That's why, we will expect more from you than any other institution in your academic life thus far.

I am satisfied that UET Peshawar has also worked commendably in coping COVID-19 situation through real-time, interactive and remote online teaching as per its schedule. This has also marked the beginning of a huge transformation in teaching methodology. It is also satisfying that the University also extended its online admission services to the residents of remote areas – the manifestation of which is the intake of students and commencement of academic year 2020-21.

While welcoming you all as the new entrants, we assure you to provide every possible opportunity to achievement. I invite you to explore carefully the information given in this Prospectus 2020-21 and become familiar with UET Peshawar about its offerings. .

I wish you a good fortune, and huge success in all your endeavors.

Message from the

CHANCELLOR

SHAH FARMANGovernor, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR

Message from the

The University of Engineering and Technology Peshawar has been successfully able to translate the vision over the years of developing responsible future leaders who are capable of facing the daunting realities and global challenges. Towards that end, the university has not only opened new departments but adopted a robust teaching methodology more in line with the requirements of global world. As we know that Pakistan is a signatory of the Washington Accord, UET Peshawar has made special efforts in the last few years to bring the engineering programs upto the International standards. We are able to take a huge shift from conventional to the modern teaching system by getting all our major engineering programs accredited under the Outcome Based Education Program. This achievement, no doubt, is attributed to a strong faculty support. Our robust curriculum also serves as a base for the students to develop interpersonal and leadership skills while acquiring academic knowledge.

The University is promoting a policy of accessible and quality higher education for all the aspirants across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Our satellite campuses located in Bannu, Kohat, Jalozai and Abbottabad are a manifestation of this commitment where major engineering programs are taught to the students at their doorsteps. While we are committed to achieve our goals, we strongly believe that the next generation in leadership can only evolve if the students themselves put concerted efforts with their Teachers and parents to build strong career. With such inclusiveness, we are confident that UET Peshawar will turn out to be one of the greatest places of learning in the world.

Join us and be proud of your alma mater!

Prof. Dr. Qaisar Ali

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The Senate is the highest statutory body of the University and has the power of general supervision over the University. The Senate has all powers of the University not expressly vested in an Authority or Officer by University Model Act and all other powers not expressly mentioned in the Act that are necessary for the performance of its functions. The Senate consists of the following:

nThe Chancellor,

nThe Pro-Chancellor

nThe Vice Chancellor

nOne member of the Provincial Assembly of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to be nominated by the Speaker of the said Assembly.

nA retired judge to be nominated by Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court.

nSecretary of the relevant Administrative Department of Govt. or his nominee not below the rank of an Additional Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Higher Education Department, or his nominee not below the rank of an Additional Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Finance Department, or his nominee not below the rank of an Additional Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Establishment Department, or his nominee not below the rank of an Additional Secretary.

nThe Chairman, Higher Education Commission or his nominee not below the rank of Director General.

nOne eminent or distinguished graduates of the University who are not its employees to be nominated by the Chancellor.

nTwo persons from the academic community of the Province of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or the country, other than an employee of the University, at the level of professor or Principal, to be appointed by the Chancellor.

nFour University Teachers, including one Professor, one Associate Professor, one Assistant Professor and one Lecturer to be elected by teachers of their respective cadres from amongst themselves.

nFour persons from society at large being persons of distinction in the fields of administration, management, education, academics, law, accountancy, medicine, fine arts, architecture, industry, agriculture, science, technology and engineering with a view to create diversity and balance across the various fields, to be nominated by the Chancellor.

nOne University Administrative Officer to be elected from amongst all the Administrative Officers in the prescribed manner.

who shall be its Chairperson

SENATE

The Syndicate is the executive body of the University, subject to the provisions of the Act and Statutes, exercise general supervision over the affairs and management of the University. Members of the Syndicate are:

nThe Vice Chancellor,

nA retired judge to be nominated by Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court

nAll the Deans of the faculties of the University

nSecretary of the relevant administrative Department or his nominee not below the rank of an Additional Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Higher Education Department, or his nominee not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Establishment Department, or his nominee not below the rank of Additional Secretary.

nThe Secretary to Government, Finance Department, or his nominee not below the rank of Additional Secretary.

nTwo Principals (preferably one male and one female) of affiliated colleges to be nominated by the Academic Council.

nOne Professor, One Associate Professor, One Assistant Professor and one Lecturer of the University to be elected by teachers of their respective cadres in the manner as may be prescribed by Statutes.

nOne Principal or Chairman or Director of the Teaching Department or Institute or Centre to be elected from amongst themselves in accordance with the prescribed Statutes.

nOne administrative officer to be elected from amongst themselves in a manner as may be prescribed by Statutes.

nRegistrar

nTreasurer

nOne nominee of the Commission not below the rank of an advisor or member.

nOne person of eminence to be nominated by the Chancellor.

who shall be its Chairperson

SYNDICATE

GOVERNING BODIES

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The Academic Council is the principal academic body of the University, subject to provisions of the Act-2016 and the statutes, has the powers to lay down proper standards of instruction, research and examinations and to regulate and promote the academic life of the University. The Academic Council consists of the following:

nThe Vice Chancellor, who shall be its Chairperson

nThe Chairpersons of Teaching Departments or Directors of academic institutes/units

nThe Deans

nAll Professors including Emeritus and Meritorious Professors

nSix university teachers including two Associate Professors, two Assistant Professors and two lecturers to be elected from amongst themselves in the manner prescribed by Statutes.

nTwo Principals, preferably one female, of affiliated colleges, one each from public and private sector, to be nominated by the relevant administrative Secretary of the Government department.

nOne Principal of the constituent college, to be nominated by the Senate.

nThe Director Admissions

nThe Controller of Examinations

nThe Registrar, who shall be its member-cum-secretary

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

UET Peshawar strives to provide admission related information to potential students. The following departments respond to various queries regarding selection of academic disciplines, admission schedule and important dates etc.

Directorate of AdmissionsThe Directorate of Admissions is responsible for the student admissions information; provides specific and general information to prospective students round the year.Contact: 091-9216784, website: www.enggentrancetest.pk E-mail: [email protected]

Directorate of Media and Publications The Directorate of Media and Publications is responsible for media activities and in-house publications. It runs an extensive admission publicity campaign; circulates admission schedules, important information, announcements, news releases and advertisements. Contact: 091-9222147, E-mail: [email protected]

Campus Management Solutions (CMS) / IT CenterUET Peshawar with its core mandate to provide “quality education” is on a continuous path to bring new technologies in the academic processes. In 2006, UET Peshawar under the auspices of HEC took an initiative and established an advanced network infrastructure through the Campus Management Solutions (CMS) software services. The CMS, a web-based portal was officially launched in 2008 at UET Peshawar with an aim to provide faculty/staff and the students with immediate access to real-time information that helps to streamline the processes, reduce manual handling and building a database that effectively manages student accounts. In 2012, CMS was transformed into Information Technology Center by adding a wide spectrum of services to its domain. These services are offered across the campus which include CMS software services; providing 24/7 internet services on campus and hostels; official email services; VPN to access HEC Digital Library for the students and faculty/staff; video conferencing; issuance of Microsoft licensed softwares to the departments; managing the official website: www.uetpeshawar.edu.pk with the latest information on academic and research programs, and IT Help Desk Support. The University also started the Smart Campus (Eduroam), a world-wide education roaming service in 2019 which has further enhanced the internet connectivity for the students and faculty/staff across campus. Over the years, the integration of information technology into academic and administrative processes has completely transformed the learning environment and student lifestyle on campus.

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Learning & Support Services

Students’ Facilitation Center Computing and Communications Services

Each department of the University has a modern Students’ These services are available for faculty and students alike

Facilitation Center equipped with state-of-the-art facilities a n d i n c l u d e h i g h s p e e d i n t e r n e t s e r v i c e s , v i d e o

including internet, laptop, printer, copier, and scanner etc. conferencing, access to online databases such as e-journals

Semester Coordinators, Academic Advisors, CMS Operators, and e-books provided through HEC digital library.

and Computer Operators are available in the Centers to help Health Care Servicesstudents in their academic related matters. Timetables, date

Students requiring medical attention are referred to the sheets, scholarships’ notifications and all types of forms & Lady Reading Hospital, Khyber Teaching Hospital and templates required to students are also made available in Hayatabad Medical Complex for which they will be provided the centers. The facilitation centers work on the principle of ambulance round the clock, free of cost.one-window operation, where students are provided with

services under one roof. The main services provided by the University Transportcenter include but are not limited to:

The Transport Directorate provides pick-and-drop services to a) Listening to students’ queries with respect to students and faculty members. It has a large pool of buses,

improvement in courses, CGPA, etc. mini buses, pick-ups and trucks. Students interested in

b) Solving students’ problems related to late fee, clash availing the facilities must register their names at the time

in timetable, etc. of admission. All official trips by faculty and students survey

camps and field trips are arranged by the Transport c) Providing guidance to students for success in their Directorate.academic career.

University WorkshopsCareer Development CenterThe University Workshops have extensive equipment serving The Career Development Center is committed to serve a broad range of requirements, from heavy engineering students in a timely and effective manner to grab job applications to small-component shops. It provides ample opportunities after their graduation from the university. Our opportunity to engineering graduates for hands-on professionally trained career counseling staff provides a experience during their academic stay at UET. During the comprehensive collection of client counseling services to first and second years, the students are familiarized with equip you with the tools to make successful career choices. tools, machines and processes, while during the third and To achieve this goal, one-to-one counseling sessions and fourth years, they are assigned to work on projects which group discussions are held with graduating students to help count towards their final degree credits.them in making informed decisions about their career. CDC

staff also arranges internship opportunities and conducts Major workshops include Drafting Shop, Machine Shop,

interviews for potential employers at university for short Fitting Metal Shop, Foundry Shop, Carpentry Shop, Electric

term placements of students. Shop and CNC Laboratory.

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central to UET's policy. Our relevant and state-

of-the-art curricula are fully supported with

appropriately trained faculty and administrative

staff, working in well-equipped laboratories. In

addition, there are support facilities that add

another dimension to the learning cycle.

roviding top-notch academic facilities is

CLUBS & SOCIETIES

Besides extensive academic learning, the students have the opportunity to

develop and enhance their interpersonal and community skills. The Directorate

of Clubs and Societies is the umbrella under which professional and general

student societies perform different tasks throughout their academic career at

the University. Following is the list of registered clubs and societies where

students can register themselves and explore their hidden talents.

Clubs, Societies and Events

Extra-Curricular Activities

Orientation Day For the new entrants, the University holds Orientation Day before the commencement of classes. Admission folders, having

important information including semester schedules, courses offered and contact details are distributed amongst students as well as desk

information is also offered by student organizers and faculty. This is followed by the welcome address from the vice chancellor and faculty at

university's Main Hall. It gives a great opportunity to see the University and to get a feel of its atmosphere.

Project Exhibition: “Student Project Exhibitions” are arranged annually in June each year where final-year engineering students publicly demonstrate

their design projects. Through this platform the students are engaged with a wide audience of engineering industry members, academics, media and

the general public.

Education Expos: Engaging University with the wider community though education expo's is widely recognized as a flagship feature with the aim to

enhancing the University's reputation and public standing.

Sports: The Directorate of Sports provides the opportunity for students to participate in physical activities to achieve a healthier lifestyle, to develop

new skills and to improve their sporting talent. Students play friendly matches with neighboring universities, and private clubs. The Directorate also

organizes inter-departmental sports tournament annually. The University shares sports grounds with the University of Peshawar for practice and

competitions. We have excellent tennis grounds, alongwith allied facilities.

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Professional / Technical SocietiesInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)

Robotics Clubs

Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIEE)

Pakistan Institute of Chemical Engineer (PICHE)

Association of Energy Engineers (AEE)

American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air

Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

Computer Cell

Computer Society

General SocietiesLiterary and Debating Society

Hiking and Trekking Club

Islamic Society of Engineers

Let's Help Welfare Society

University Sports Society

Young Entrepreneurship Society

University Media Club

Pakhto Society

ABOUT PESHAWAR

THE UNIVERSITY

PESHAWAR CAMPUS AND SATELLITE CAMPUSES

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ContentsContents

Department of Electrical Engineering, Bannu Campus

Department of Electrical Engineering, Jalozai Campus

Department of Electrical Engineering, Kohat Campus

Department of Electronics Engineering, Abbottabad Campus

Department of Computer Systems Engineering Peshawar Campus

Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, Peshawar Campus

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Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jalozai Campus

Department of Mechatronics Engineering, Peshawar Campus

Department of Chemical Engineering Peshawar Campus

Department of Industrial Engineering Peshawar Campus

Department of Industrial Engineering Jalozai Campus

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Department of Architecture, Abbottabad Campus

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Admission Rules (Engineering Program)

Admission Rules (Non-Engineering Program)

Admission Rules (Non-Subsidized Program)

Admission Rules for Affiliated Colleges

Allocation of Seats

Examination Rules

University Fee

Scholarships and Awards

Conduct and Discipline Regulations

Hostel Regulations

CONTACTS

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PeshawarAbout

Undergraduate Prospectus 2020-21

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The University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar, is a premier institution of higher learning in the field of engineering sciences. Started as a College in 1952, with an initial enrollment of only twenty students, today it boasts twenty four engineering departments, covering an entire spectrum of engineering and non-engineering disciplines, from the traditional, such as electrical and mechanical, to the cutting-edge technologies. With producing more than 2000 graduates every year, UET Peshawar has been treading on a continuous path to achieve its goal with a stronger and more efficient infrastructure and qualified Ph.D. faculty dedicated and administrative staff. Currently 10,000 students are enrolled in various disciplines of undergraduate and postgraduate levels and satellite campuses located in Peshawar (Main Campus), Abottabad, Bannu, Kohat and Jalozai.

In research innovation and commercialization, we have maintained R&D collaborations with leading institutions which has resulted in receiving funds in millions. At present, the faculty secured the research funding of more than 60 projects worth Rs. 677m from different donors including HEC, USAID, UNIDO , PSF, DOST . The Planning Commission has also approved the revised PC-4 at the cost of Rs.2.37b for UET Jalozai Campus, a mega project funded by HEC in 2007 at the cost of RS. 6.56 billion. With untiring efforts of University the project is back to right direction. In addition, the University has progressed well to complete the development projects worth Rs. 3.7 b including the Center for Advanced Studies in Energy, funded by USAID and getting the approval of PC -4 of Rs. 10m for its Earthquake Engineering Center.

UET Peshawar's place in society is reflected through our close partnerships with stakeholders in solving our local problems in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as we continue to work closely with International Partners including USAID, UNICEF, British Council, UN and KPOGCL through joint ventures in academic learning and research.

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With a modest beginning in 1952 as a “constituent” college of Peshawar University, UET, Peshawar was established in 1980. Since then, four satellite campuses in Bannu, Abbottabad, Kohat and Jalozai have been added. Our previous satellite campus, Mardan has now transformed as an independent university. We have also established centers of excellence and institutions. However, Peshawar Campus remains the nucleus of the University, keeping everything moving along the correct path.

Abbottabad Campus Kohat CampusThe Chancellor, UET, Peshawar inaugurated Abbottabad The administrative and management control of Engineering Campus in October, 2002, in the old premises of Ayub Academic Programs of Kohat University of Science and Medical College. The city of Abbottabad gained fame as a Technology (KUST) was handed over to UET, Peshawar on city of schools and colleges. Due to a pleasant climate, April 3, 2012. At present, UET Kohat Campus is offering people from all parts of the country send their children to B.Sc. electrical engineering in leased premises, providing all study in reputed educational institutions such as Army necessary facilities to the students.Burn Hall, Abbottabad Public School, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology etc. In addition, five medical

Jalozai Campuscolleges in the city also attract students. Establishment of

The Jalozai Campus funded by HEC at the cost of Rs. a campus of UET, Peshawar in Abbottabad has not only

6,565.272 Million is being established on Pabbi-Cherat addressed a longstanding public demand, but also Road at 11 KM Southwards from GT Road in district enhanced the city's image as a seat of learning. Known for Nowshera. Total area of the campus is 402 acres and the its natural beauty, better climatic conditions and a vast total covered area is approximately 1,021,233 sq. ft. with network of educational institutions, Abbottabad was ideally live-in strength of 3,240 students in eight departments. suited for such an institution of higher learning in applied The Campus includes academic blocks, central facilities, sc iences . A new g i r l s hoste l wi th a capac i ty to amenities, sports & recreational facilities, hostels, staff accommodate hundred students has been constructed at

the campus. residences together with infrastructural facilities and a Sewage Treatment Plant.

Bannu CampusBannu Campus became operational in May 2002, in the Having the services of all Ph.D faculty Jalozai Campus will premises of the Comprehensive High School in the city. offer education in eight engineering disciplines including This has brought higher education in engineering sciences Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical to this neglected middle-southern region. Prior to this, Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, Computer students would go to Dera Ismail Khan, Kohat or Peshawar Science and Information Technology, Chemical Engineering, to pursue their higher studies. Petroleum and Gas Engineering and Industrial Engineering

out of which four undergraduate Programs i.e civil Currently, two traditional disciplines in engi-neering engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering sciences are offered, and efforts are afoot to consolidate and industrial engineering have been started.these Programs. Large investment in strengthening laboratories, and upgrading infrastructure are being done to quickly bring this campus at par with others.

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Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Twelve Program Learning Outcomes as listed in the PEC Accreditation Manual-2014 have been adopted for all BSc Engineering programs and are given below.

1. Engineering Knowledge An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specializationto the solution of complex engineering problems.

2. Problem AnalysisAn ability to identify, formulate, research literature, and analyse complex engineering problemsreaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.

3. Design / Development of Solutions An ability to design solutions for complex engineering problems and design systems, components or processes that meetspecified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

4. Investigation An ability to investigate complex engineering problems in a methodical way including literature survey, design and conduct of experiments, analysis and interpretation of experimental data, and synthesis of information to derive valid conclusions.

5. Modern Tool Usage An ability to create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools,including prediction and modelling, to complex engineering activities, with an understanding of the limitations.

6. The Engineer and Society An ability to apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice and solution to complex engineering problems.

7. Environment and Sustainability An ability to understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts anddemonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.

8. Ethics

Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.

9. Individual and Teamwork

An ability to work effectively, as an individual or in a team, on multifaceted and /or multidisciplinary settings.

10. Communication An ability to communicate effectively, orally as well as in writing, on complex engineering activities with the engineeringcommunity and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and designdocumentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

11. Project Management An ability to demonstrate management skills and apply engineering principles to one's own work,as a member and/or leader in a team, to manage projects in a multidisciplinary environment.

12. Lifelong Learning An ability to recognize importance of, and pursue lifelong learning in the broader context of innovationand technological developments.


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FACULTY OF

CIVIL, AGRICULTURALAND MINING ENGINEERING

It is a matter of great pride to welcome the brightest of our youth to the Faculty of Civil, Agricultural and Mining Engineering. These disciplines lie at the core of the development of our beloved country. Contributions of our graduates in terms of development and management to various economic and social sectors are ubiquitous – highways, motorways and railways; hydroelectric projects; a large and growing stock of buildings; vast networks of irrigation infrastructure from major canals all the way to water courses; off- and on- farm efforts for enhancing agricultural productivity; extraction of invaluable mineral resources; exploration and tapping of gas and oil reserves. In all these activities, the graduates of this faculty have been at the forefront in the service of the society thereby, reducing dependence on foreign expertise. The achievements of our alumni are a reflection on the quality of teaching by our faculty members. Besides teaching, they have also been diligently contributing to research activities to create an indigenous knowledge base.

While the disciplines of Civil, Agricultural and Mining engineering offer exciting career opportunities, success is dependent on being equipped with the knowledge and skill-sets necessary for a world that is characterized by rapid technological changes, climate change and need for sustainable development. In your classrooms, laboratories and libraries you will find that all our efforts are directed towards preparing you successfully navigate this challenging world.

Welcome and have an enjoyable and intellectually satisfying four years stay with us!

MESSAGE FROM DEAN

Prof. Dr. Akhtar Naeem KhanDean, Faculty of Civil, Agricultural

and Mining Engineering

Mission StatementTo support teachers in providing dynamic leadership for excellent

teaching, research, innovation and support to industry thereby,

contributing to sustainable socio-economic growth of Pakistan;

and to produce well-rounded, enterprising engineering

graduates possessed with strong ethical values,

professionalism, willingness to work hard and dedicatedly

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Civil EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction List of LaboratoriesThe Department of Civil Engineering is supported by The courses of study leading to the Degree of B.Sc. well-equipped laboratories having state-of-the-art Civil Engineering have been planned to offer a broad machinery and equipment. It has the following spectrum of C iv i l Eng ineer ing subjects . The laboratories:curriculum lays emphasis on subjects of structures,

irrigation, geotechnical engineering, transportation ØConcrete Laboratoryeng ineer ing , env i ronmenta l eng ineer ing and ØHydraulics Laboratoryhydraulics. These courses include laboratory and

ØSoil Mechanics Laboratorydesign work.

ØHighway Engineering LaboratoryThe prescribed syllabi and examination standards ØMaterial Testing Laboratorycompare favorably with the standards of under-

ØSurveying Laboratorygraduate work developed in UK, USA and Canada.ØPublic Health Engineering Laboratory

In addition to course work, the final year students ØPostgraduate Computer Laboratory

are required to work on a project under the guidance ØStructural Engineering Laboratoryof a senior faculty member. Study tours and ØUndergraduate Computer Laboratories (02)extension lectures are also arranged during the

session for the benefit of the students. ØEarthquake Engineering Centre

Second or third year students during their summer Field Visits / Industrial Visitsbreak and final year students after passing the final

Field visits to Civil Engineering projects of national examination in civil engineering may work with some importance are arranged for students. Each year recognized organizations, registered with PEC or students and concerned faculty members visit government department or semi-government facilities/projects having high technical stature.department to acquire practical training of 800 hours

required for award of degree. ResearchThe faculty is involved in need-based target oriented The Department of Civil Engineering offers a research projects. Some of the projects recently postgraduate Program with spec ia l i zat ion in undertaken by faculty are related to:Structural Engineering, Water Resources Engineering,

Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, ØApplication of Slope Stability TechniquesTra n s p o r ta t i o n E n g i n e e r i n g a n d Ea r t h q u a ke

ØDevelopment of Attenuation Relationship for Engineering.Pakistan

Academic ProgramsØMicrozonation Map for Different Cities of

ØB.Sc. Civil Engineering Pakistan

ØM.Sc. Civil Engineering ØSeismic Strength Evaluation of Masonry Buildings

ØEvaluation of Indigenous Pozzolanic MaterialsØPh.D. Civil EngineeringØInsulation Properties of Porous Bricks Cavity Mission

Walls and Other Indigenous Materials.

ØShake Table Test on Reduced Scale Masonry and RC Structures.

ØAdvanced Composite Materials

ØBridge Assessment (Collapse Analysis)Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

ØEarthquake Resistant DesignThe Civil Engineering graduates will:

ØLow Cost Water Filters

ØCost and Performance Optimization of Bridge Superstructures

ØUse of Waste Material in Construction of new Roads

ØSeismic Performance Assessment and Retro-fitting of RC frame, low strength masonry, and steel moment frames.

Survey Camp

Each year field course in surveying and leveling is arranged, for students of third year Civil Engineering for a period of three weeks for site experience. The course includes hands-on work in contouring, triangulation, fly leveling and road surveying. The survey is done with theodolites, levels and total stations. Survey plots are prepared with both manual and computer-aided drawings.

To produce civil engineers having the knowledge, skills, and professional attitude that will enable them to develop innovat ive, safe, economical and sustainable solutions for society.

PEO-1. “Exhibit flexibility and competency in bringing challenging projects to fruition by applying in depth engineering principles, analytical skills and state-of-the-art practices.”

PEO-2. "Practice integrity for the amelioration of civic/communal predicaments using eco-friendly standard protocols giving due consideration to hazard mitigation and human well-being.”

PEO-3. “Pursue a strategy of long-term knowledge acquisition by keeping abreast of modern computational techniques and novel tools, so as to bring about discernible change.”

PEO-4. “Lead and work collaboratively, through sound communication, efficient resource management and effective public dealing, to achieve quality assurance in diverse field and office environments.”

FACULTY

Department of Prof. Dr. Qaisar Ali Ph.D. (Pak)

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Akhtar Naeem Khan (TI) Ph.D.(USA)Prof. Dr. Qaisar Ali Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Irshad Ahmad Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Muhammad Javed Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Bashir Alam Ph.D. (USA)Prof. Dr. Syed Muhammad Ali Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Rawid Khan Ph.D. (UK)

Professors

Associate ProfessorsDr. Ashraf Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Khan Shahzada Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Muhammad Fahad Ph.D (USA)

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Dr. Naveed Ahmad Ph.D. (Italy)Dr. Mujahid Khan Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Muhammad Waseem Ph.D. (Italy)

Dr. Mohammad Adil Ph.D. (UK)Engr. Haleema Attaullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Tabinda Masud M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Faisal ur Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Awais Ahmed Ph.D. (Netherland)

Engr. Mansoor Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Adeel Arshad M.Sc. (Italy)Dr. Shahid Ullah Ph.D. (Germany)

Dr. Qazi Samiullah Ph.D. (France)Dr. Muhammad Tariq Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Muhammad Safdar Ph.D. (Canada)

Assistant Professors

Dr. Alamgir Khalil Ph.D. (Thailand)Engr. Sikandar Hayat Sajid M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Arsalaan Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Hizbullah Sajid M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Salman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Mudassir Iqbal M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zain ul Abidin M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Muhammad Rizwan Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Irfan Jamil M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Manzoor Elahi M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Fayyaz-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Hanif Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zohaib Hassan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Sheheryar M.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Engr. Shams-ul-KhaliqEngr. Sida Hussain M.Sc. (Pak)

M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Hamna Shakeel M.Sc. (Pak)

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Semester 1

Course Code Course Title Lecture Lab.

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-101

BSI-111

BSI-133

EE-106L

ME-191

CE-112

CE-121

Islamic Studies

Linear Algebra

Functional English

Electrical Technology

Mech. Tech. & Heavy Construction Machinery

Engineering Drawing for Civil Engineers

Civil Engineering Materials

2

3

3

0

2

2

2

14

14

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

6

2

2

3

3

1

2

3

2

20

16

Contacthours

Credithours Semester 2


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-117

BSI-231

CE-120

BSI-122

CE-107L

CE-125

BSI-110

Engineering Mechanics

Differential Equations

Building Construction Engineering

Calculus

Computer Programing for Civil Engineers

Concrete Technology

Pakistan Studies

3

3

2

3

0

2

2

15

15

3

0

0

0

3

3

0

9

3

4

3

2

3

1

3

2

24

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-225?

CE-217

CE-210

CE-226?

BSI-351

BSI-141

Mechanics of Solids – I

Engineering Geology & Seismology

Introduction to Architecture & Urban Planning

Surveying – I

Probability & Statistics

Communication and Presentation Skills

3

3

2

2

3

2

15

15

3

0

0

3

0

0

6

2

4

3

2

3

3

2

21

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-242

CE-215?

CE-227L

CE-228? ?

CE-206?

CE-229? ?

Numerical Analysis

Structural Analysis - I

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Mechanics of Solids - II

Fluid Mechanics – I

Surveying – II

2

3

0

3

3

3

14

14

3

3

3

0

0

3

12

4

3

4

1

3

3

4

26

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-310?

CE-330? ?

CE-301? ?

CE-324?

CE-318

CE-331?

CE-332L

Transportation Engineering – I

Fluid Mechanics – II

Structural Analysis - II

Environmental Engineering – I

GIS & Remote Sensing

Geotechnical Engineering – I

Civil Engineering Software Application

3

3

3

2

1

2

0

14

14

0

3

0

0

3

3

3

12

4

3

4

3

2

2

3

1

26

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-311? ?

CE-333? ?

CE-303

CE-320?

CE-335? ?

BSI-120

Transportation Engineering - II

Environmental Engineering - II

Hydraulics

Reinforced Concrete Design - I

Geotechnical Engineering - II

Professional Ethics

3

2

2

3

2

2

14

14

3

3

0

0

3

0

9

3

4

3

2

3

3

2

23

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-430

CE-412

CE-416? ?

CE-431

CE-421

CE-411

CE-432L

Foundation Engineering

Intro. to Str. Dynamics & Earthquake Engg.

Reinforced Concrete Design - II

Engineering Hydrology

Quantity Surveying & Civil Engineering Practice

Final Year Project

Hydraulics and Hydrology Lab

2

3

3

3

2

0

0

13

13

0

0

0

0

0

9

3

12

4

2

3

3

3

2

3

1

25

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CE-406

CE-409

CE-422

CE-402

CE-411

Construction Management & Engg. Economics

Steel Structures

Sustainable Dev. & Disaster Risk Management

Irrigation Engineering

Final Year Project

3

3

2

3

0

11

11

3

0

0

0

9

12

4

4

3

2

3

3

23

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Total Credit Hours = 136

Scheme of Studies

Theory Courses = 58.5 %Lab Courses = 41.5 %Engineering Domain = 69.9 %

Non-Engineering Domain = 30.1 %

? Pre-requisites for ? ? courses


07

Introduction ØSoil Mechanics Laboratory

ØSurveying LaboratoryThe courses of study leading to the Degree of B.Sc. civil ØTransportation Laboratoryengineering have been planned to offer a broad Field Visits / Industrial Visitsspectrum of civil engineering subjects. The curriculum

lays emphasis on subjects of structures, irrigation, Field visits to Civil Engineering projects of national geotechnica l , t ransportat ion engineer ing , importance are arranged for students. Each year environmental engineering and hydraulics. These students and concerned faculty members visit courses include laboratory and design work. facilities and projects with a high technical merit.

The prescribed syllabi and examination standards Internshipcompare favorably with the standard of under-

Students are required to complete 800 hours of graduate work developed in UK, USA and Canada. In internship as part of the B.Sc. degree program, which addition to course work, the final year students are gives them a chance to explore and get hands-on required to work on a project under the guidance of training in their respective fields of interest.senior faculty members. Study tours and extension

lectures are also arranged during the session for the Researchbenefit of the students. Second year and third year The department has a well-qualified and research students during their summer break work with some oriented faculty, which actively participates in the recognized organizations, registered with PEC or department academic and research activities. government department or semi-government Research activities in the department mainly focused department to acquire practical training of 800 hours on the need based projects, carried out in a variety of for award of degree. fields such as evaluation of sustainable pozzolanic Academic Program material, uses of waste materials in construction,

evaluation of low cost bricks and blocks, structural ØB.Sc. Civil Engineering

assessment of buildings and bridges, strengthening of Mission structural systems, development of correlation for

cohesive soil properties, application of GIS in field of To e q u i p c i v i l e n g i n e e rs b y i n c u l c a t i n g environmental engineering, failure assessment and professional attitude and skills for producing planning of transportation system, construction safe, economical, innovative and sustainable management, flood and precipitation forecast analysis solutions for civil infrastructure of national and using different techniques, Slope stability and international needs.foundation embankment design etc.The Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)Placement OpportunitiesCivil engineering program aims to produce There is a broad range of employment placement graduates who will be able to:opportunities for Civil Engineers in public and private PEO-1: Demonstrate their technical knowledge sector. Our graduates are working effectively in and skil ls for methodical analysis of civi l various Civil Engineering related departments, engineering problems in the industry.consultants/contractor firms, NGOs etc., at both

PEO-2: Exhibit sound moral approach and national and international level and most of them eff i c ient inter -persona l sk i l l s to ach ieve holding responsible positions. Some graduates are professional growth both as leaders and team also making career in teaching and research by players. pursuing advanced studies in Pakistan and abroad.

PEO-3: Strive for professional development Survey Campthrough continual learning involving research and

Each year field course in surveying and leveling is providing engineering solutions meeting societal arranged for students of third year c iv i l needs. engineering for a period of three weeks. The

List of Laboratories course includes practical work in Contouring, Triangulation, Fly Leveling and Plane Tabling.ØApplied Mechanics Laboratory

ØConcrete Laboratory Scheme of StudiesØEnvironmental Laboratory

For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page ØHydraulics Laboratory

No. 07ØMaterial Testing Laboratory

FACULTY

Civil Engineering Bannu Campus

Department of Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer Ph.D. (Pak)

Coordinator

Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer Ph.D. (Pak)

Chairman

Dr. Yasir Irfan Badrashi Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Ateeq-ur-Rauf M.Phil. (Pak)Engr. Abdus Salam M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waheed-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Akhtar Gul M.Sc. (Pak)


Dr. Afeed Ullah Ph.D. (China)Engr. Zia-ur-Rahman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Mahmood Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Izaz Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Asim Abbas M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Wisal Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Asim M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Wajid Ali M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Tufail M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Johar Hafeez M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zahoor Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Nasim Ayub M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waqas Ahmad B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Saif-ur-Rehman B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zohaib Ahmad B.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Engr. Liaqat Ali Shah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Saddam Ullah Khan B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Junaid Iqbal M.Sc. (Pak)


Dr. Sakhi Zaman Ph.D. (Pak)Mr. Mir Qadyaz M.Phil. (Pak)Mr. Muhammad Taufiq M.S.(Pak)

Basic Sciences Faculty

08


Civil Engineering Jalozai Campus

Department of

Introduction ØMaterial Testing LaboratoryThe courses of study leading to the Degree of B.Sc. ØApplied Mechanics LaboratoryCivil Engineering have been planned to offer a

ØSoil Mechanics Laboratorybroad spectrum of civil engineering subjects. The

ØTransportation Laboratorycurriculum lays emphasis on subjects of structures, ØSurvey Laboratoryirr igat ion, geotechnical , t ransportat ion

engineering, environmental engineering and ØDrawing Hallhydraulics. These courses include laboratory and design work.

Field Visits / Industrial VisitsThe prescribed syllabi and examination standards

Field visits to Civil Engineering projects of compare favorably with the standard of under-nat iona l importance are ar ranged for graduate work developed in U.K, USA and Canada.students. Each year students and concerned In addition to course work, the final year students faculty members visit facilities and projects are required to work on project under the guidance with a high technical merit.of senior faculty members. Study tours and

extension lectures are also arranged during the session for the benefit of the students. Second year

Survey Campor third year students during their summer break Each year field course in surveying and and final year students after passing the final leveling is arranged for students of third year examination in civil engineering may work with civil engineering for a period of three weeks. some recognized organizations, registered with The course inc ludes pract ica l work in PEC or government department or semi Contouring, Triangulation, Fly Leveling and government department to acquire practical Plane Tabling.training of 800 hours for award of degree.

Academic ProgramScheme of Studies

ØB.Sc. Civil EngineeringFor Scheme of Studies, please refer to page No. 07

List of Laboratories

ØEnvironmental Laboratory

ØHydraulics Laboratory

ØConcrete Laboratory

FACULTY

Coordinator

Dr. Asif Khan Ph.D. (UK)

Chairman

Dr. Saeed Zaman Ph.D. (Bangkok)Dr. Wajid Khan Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Muhammad Fahim Ph.D. (USA)Engr. Fasih Ahmad Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Shabir Hussain M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Taimur Malik M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waqar Ahmad Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waqas Ahmad Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Kamran Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Hazrat Amin M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Waseem M.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Engr. Abdul Hamid M.Sc. (Pak)


Prof. Dr. Shahid Maqsood Ph.D. (UK)

Dr. Asif Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Sajjad Wali Khan Ph.D. (UK)

Associate Professors

Engr. Faisal Pervez M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Faizan B.Sc. (Pak)


Academic Block, Jalozai Campus

09


Department of

Agricultural EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)

The Department of Agricultural Engineering was The Program will prepare and produce graduates of estab l i shed in 1961 in the then Co l lege of Agricultural Engineering who will:Engineering, University of Peshawar and now it is PEO-1. Be highly competent to establish themselves part of UET Peshawar since 1980. This Dep-artment is as practicing professionals in a broad range of career the pioneer in initiating Agricultural Engineering opportunities in public and private sectors at national education in the country and thus has the pride of and international level.producing the first batch of Agricultural Engineers in

PEO-2. Be able to pursue advance studies and seek 1965 in Pakistan. Since then, hundreds of graduates continuous professional development to remain of this department are rendering their valuable competitive.services in various national and international PEO-3. Become responsible citizens with high ethical organizations thro-ughout the world. Our graduates and professional values and be aware of the societal have been instrumental in the development of and environmental issues.Pakistan's economy.

List of LaboratoriesAgricultural Engineering is the branch of Engineering that utilizes the engineering principles, materials and The Department has the following well-equipped forces of nature for the benefit of agriculture and laboratories for practical and research work by the resultantly in the best interest of humanity. faculty members and students.Agricultural Engineers are trained to creatively apply

ØSoil and Water Engineering Laboratoryengineering and scientific principles in the design and

ØIrrigation Engineering Laboratorydevelopment of new products, systems and processes for the conversion of raw materials and power ØDrainage Engineering Laboratorysources into food, feed, and fiber while protecting ØPostgraduate Computer Laboratorythe environment and workers health and safety. ØUndergraduate Computer LaboratoryAgricultural Engineers offer their valuable services to ØGIS and RS Laboratorydesign irrigation systems such as surface and high

ØI.C. Engine Demonstration Centerefficiency irrigation systems to utilize the precious

ØFarm Machinery Workshopwaters to enhance agricultural productivity; design

Field Visits / Industrial Visitsdrainage systems to control the menaces of water-logging and salinity; design and develop strategies for The Department maintains close l ia ison with f l o o d m a n a ge m e nt ; d eve l o p s o i l a n d wate r Government Departments and private industries conservation techniques for irrigated and rainfed related to Agricultural Engineering. Field visits are areas; apply hydrology principles to predict and arranged as per requirement of a particular course. mitigate floods, landslides and drought risks; design Industrial tours are also arranged in each semester to farm structures for poultry, dairy, and storages for enable the students to acquire practical knowledge agricultural products; design dams and ponds for and skills. irrigation water supply; modify agricultural features

Internshipby landscaping techniques; perform agricultural product processing, and environmental impact Apart from the academic activities, students are assessment ; des ign new and improved farm required to complete 800 hours of practical training machinery for agricultural mechanization; utilize as a requirement for the award of B.Sc. Agricultural different techniques of renewable energies to Engineering Degree. This practical training is arranged generate power for agricultural needs; apply during the summer vacations in the relevant fields of geographic information system and remote sensing Agricultural Engineering.techniques to agricultural research; interpret research

Researchoutput, and implement relevant schemes. In general,

In addition to offering academic programs, the faculty they combine physical sciences with biological is actively engaged in applied research at national sciences and solve engineering problems related to a n d i nte r n at i o n a l l eve l s a n d a l s o p rov i d i n g agriculture.consultancy services in the areas related to

Academic ProgramsAgricultural Engineering.

ØB.Sc. Agricultural EngineeringSurvey Camp

ØM.Sc. Agricultural EngineeringEach year practical training in the field of surveying ØPh.D. Agricultural Engineering

thand leveling is arranged for the students of 7 Mission Semester for a period of three weeks which is To produce Agricultural Engineers equipped with mandatory for the award of degree. The students are professional knowledge, skills, and ethical values for trained in techniques like leveling, plane tabling, effective socio-economical solutions to complex triangulation, contouring, road and irrigation channel engineering problems.

surveys.

FACULTY

Chairman

Professors


Associate Professor

Lecturers

Prof. Dr. Zia-ul-Haq Ph.D. (UK)

Prof. Dr. Taj Ali Khan Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. Zia-ul-Haq Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. M. Shahzad Khan D.Engg. (Bangkok)

Prof. Dr. Abdul Malik Ph.D. (Pak)

Engr. Mahmood Alam Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Khurram Sheraz M.Sc. (Pak)

Dr. Muhammad Ajmal Ph.D. (S.Korea)

Engr. Muhammad Hamed Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Sajjad Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Nazia Arfeen B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Arshad Ali M.Sc. (Pak)

10


Agr

icu

ltu

ral E

ngi

ne

eri

ng

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-101

BSI-111

AE-107

AE-105

AE-104L

ME-105

ME-106L

Islamic Studies

Linear Algebra


Basic Agriculture

Fundamental of Computer & Applications

Engineering Drawing & Graphics

Engineering Workshops

2

3

3

3

0

2

0

13

13

0

0

3

0

3

3

3

12

4

2

3

4

3

1

3

1

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-110

BSI-122

BSI-142

AE-101

AE-102

AE-106

Pakistan Studies

Calculus

English Composition & Comprehension

Soil Science

Engineering Materials

Mechanics of Materials

2

3

3

3

2

2

15

15

0

0

0

3

3

3

9

3

2

3

3

4

3

3

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-231

CE-226

AE-203

AE-204

AE-201L

AE-209L


Surveying-I

Soil & Water Conservation Engineering

Fluid Mechanics

Computer Programming

Computer Aided Design

3

2

3

3

0

0

11

11

0

3

3

3

3

3

15

5

3

3

4

4

1

1

16

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-120

BSI-242

AE-202

AE-208

CE-229

CE-331

Professional Ethics

Numerical Analysis

Machine Design

Quantity Survey and Cost Estimation

Surveying-lI

Geotechnical Engineering-I

2

3

3

2

3

2

15

15

0

0

0

0

3

3

6

2

2

3

3

2

4

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-351

AE-205

AE-206

AE-302

AE-303

CE-324

Probability and Statistics

Engineering Economics & Management

Agricultural Processing Engineering

Engineering Hydrology

Alternate Energy Resources

Environmental Engineering-I

3

3

3

2

3

2

16

16

3

3

3

2

3

2

16

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-143

AE-301

AE-305

AE-306

CE-333


Ground Water Hydrology

Farm Irrigation Systems

Farm Machinery & Earth Moving Equipment

Environmental Engineering-II

3

3

3

3

2

14

14

0

3

0

3

3

9

3

3

4

3

4

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

AE-304L

AE-401

AE-403

AE-404

CE-402

AE-411

GIS and Remote Sensing

Farm Power

Landscape Engineering

Drainage Engineering

Irrigation Engineering

Final Year Project

0

3

2

3

3

0

11

11

3

3

0

3

0

9

18

6

1

4

2

4

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

AE-402

AE-406

AE-407

AE-408

AE-409

AE-411

Open Channel Hydraulics

Design of Agricultural Machinery

Farm Structures

On-Farm Water Management

Environment and Sustainability

Final Year Project

3

3

3

3

2

0

14

14

0

0

0

3

0

9

12

4

3

3

3

4

2

3

18

Contacthours

Credithours

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Engineering Program

Scheme of Studies

Total Credit Hours= 136


11

FACULTY

Introduction Field Visits / Industrial Visits

Field visits to various Mining Engineering Mining Engineering involves estimation of projects of national importance are arranged minera l resource fo l lowed by techno-for students . Each year students and economic evaluations for safe and stable concerned faculty members visit different design, extraction and processing of valuable mining industries to expose students to ore before provision of raw material of current mining practices and draw students' required quality to other industries. Each of attention towards contributing to improve these fields invite the use of state-of-the-art various aspects of mining industries in technologies to enable the mineral sector play Pakistan.its crucial role in the economic uplift of a

Nation. Internship

Academic ProgramsSpecial attention is paid to facilitate student's placement as internees during summer breaks after the 4th and 6th semesters . The department is in close liaison with the Directorate General of Mines and Minerals for arrangement of these internships in various Missioncement industries, private mining companies

“To produce highly qualified, well rounded including mega mining projects i.e. Saindak

mining professionals leading the mining Copper Mining Project at Baluchistan and

industry for development of society through Thar Coal Mining Project at Sindh.

knowledge based economy and extending Research innovation and research competitiveness at

national and international level.” Research activities are actively pursued in the Department by the Faculty members through Program Educational Objectives (PEO's)various National and International Grants

Mining Engineering Department aims to addressing a number of research problems of produce graduates who are able to: nat ional and internat ional importance.

Solution to mining industry's problems is the primary focus of current research which includes the development of improved mineral resource estimation methods, mine planning and design and mineral processing t e c h n i q u e s . I m p r o v e m e n t o f w o r k i n g conditions and occupational health and safety in mines is another important area of research. Students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels actively participate in these research pro jects under facu l ty List of Laboratoriessupervision. The Department is equipped with following

laboratories: Survey Camp

Survey Camp for the students of Mining Engineering Department is arranged each year for a period of three weeks after 7th semester. The course includes hands-on work in contouring, triangulation; fly leveling, road design using total station.

ØB.Sc. in Mining Engineering

ØM.Sc. in Mining Engineering

ØPh.D. in Mining Engineering

PEO-1: Demonstrate skills to solve problems of Mining and Mineral based industries.

P E O - 2 : P e r f o r m i n M a n a g e m e n t a n d Leadership roles for Growth in Mining and Mineral industry.

PEO-3: Apply Engineering Knowledge and Skills for Development of Society.

PEO-4: Pursue Higher Studies, Demonstrating active involvement in life-long learning.

ØMineral Processing Laboratory

ØSurveying Laboratory

ØRock Mechanics Laboratory

ØVentilation and Safety Laboratory

ØGeology Laboratory

ØComputer Laboratory

Mining EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Department of

Dr. Nisar Mohammad Ph.D. (Pak)

Assistant to Dean

Dr. Nisar Mohammad Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Salim Raza Ph.D. (Canada)Dr. Ishaq Ahmad Ph.D.(Germany)Dr. Khan Muhammad Ph.D. (UK)

Engr. Saira Sherin M.Sc. (Pak) Engr. Talat Bilal M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zahid-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Sajjad Hussain M.Sc. (Pak)


Lecturers

Prof. Dr. Akhtar Naeem Khan (TI) Ph.D.(USA)

Chairman

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Engineering Program

Scheme of Studies

Min

ing

Engi

ne

eri

ng

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-101

MinE-101L

BSI-116

BSI-116L

BSI-111

BSI-142

BSI-101

BSI-110

Mining Engineering Fundamentals

Mining Engineering Fundamentals (Lab)

Applied Chemistry

Applied Chemistry (Lab)

Linear Algebra


Islamic Studies

Pakistan Studies

3

0

3

0

3

3

2

2

16

16

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

0

6

2

3

1

3

1

3

3

2

2

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-104

BSI-162

BSI-162L

BSI-122

ME-104

ME-104L

EE-209

ME-107L

General Geology


Engineering Mechanics Lab

Calculus

Engineering Drawing & CAD

CAD Lab

Applied Electricity

Engineering Workshop Lab

3

3

0

3

3

0

3

0

15

13

0

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

9

3

2

3

1

3

2

1

3

1

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-201

MinE-211

MinE-106L

BSI-231

CE-104

CE-104L

CE-206

CE-206L

Principles of Explosive Engineering

Mineralogy & Petrology

Computer Applications Lab


Mechanics of Solids -I

Mechanics of Solids -I Lab

Fluid Mechanics-I

Fluid Mechanics-I Lab

3

3

0

3

3

0

3

0

15

14

0

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

9

3

3

2

1

3

3

1

3

1

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-215

MinE-304

MinE-206L

BSI-242

BSI-351

ME-209

ME-209L

BSI-221L

Utilization of Industrial Minerals

Rock Mechanics

Geology Lab

Numerical Analysis

Probability & Statistics

Applied Thermodynamics

Applied Thermodynamics Lab

Computer Programming Lab

3

3

0

3

3

3

0

0

15

14

0

0

3

0

0

0

3

3

9

3

2

3

1

3

3

3

1

1

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-204

MinE-204L

MinE-301

MinE-302

MinE-300L

MinE-303

MinE-303L

MinE-311

MinE-311L

Structural Geology

Structural Geology Lab

Surface Mine Design

Underground Mine Design

Mine Design Lab

Mine Surveying-I

Mine Surveying-I Lab

Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation

Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation Lab

3

0

3

3

0

3

0

3

0

15

14

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

0

3

12

4

2

1

3

3

1

3

1

3

1

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-306

MinE-307

MinE-307L

MinE-312

MinE-404

MinE-404L

UET

BSI-102

Mine Economics & Management

Mine Surveying-II

Mine Surveying-II Lab

Coal Technology

Mineral Processing-I

Mineral Processing-I Lab

Free Elective**

Professional Ethics

3

3

0

3

3

0

3

3

18

17

0

0

3

0

0

3

0

0

6

2

3

3

1

3

3

1

3

2

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Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-401

MinE-415L

MinE-403

MinE-410

MinE-410L

MinE-409

MinE-407L

MinE-32X*

Strata Control

Strata Control and Rock Mechanics Lab

Mine Power Drainage & Material Handling

Mineral Processing-II

Mineral Processing-II Lab

Mine Ventilation

Final Year Project

Departmental Elective-I*

3

0

3

3

0

3

0

3

15

14

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3

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9

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15

5

3

1

2

3

1

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3

3

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Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

MinE-405

MinE-407L

MinE-408

MinE-413

MinE-414L

MinE-42x*

Technical Report Writing

Final Year Project

Mine Rescue & Safety

Mining Laws

Mine Rescue Safety & Ventilation Lab

Departmental Elective-II***

First Aid Certification****

3

0

3

3

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3

12

11

0

9

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3

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12

4

3

3

3

2

1

3

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Total Credit Hours = 139* MinE-321 Drilling Technology, MinE-322 Extractive Mteallurgy, MinE-323 Cement Technology** Free Elective: any course from UET*** MinE-421 System Analysis, MinE-422 Mechanical Mining Techniques, MinE-423 Gems & Gemology, MinE-424 Stone Engineering

**** The students have to complete First Aid Course as a requirement for award of B.Sc Mining Engineering Degree.


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FACULTY OF

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTERENGINEERING

It is my honor to welcome you to the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FECE). At FECE, we offer cutting edge education and research in the fields of Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Computer Science/IT. All our academic programs are designed to equip the youth with the requisite knowledge and latest technologies to fulfill the industry's demands, and are accredited from Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), Higher Education Commission (HEC), and National Computer Education Accreditation Council (NCEAC). The Faculty is spread over five campuses including the Main Campus at Peshawar, the satellite campus at Jalozai and the remote campuses at Abbottabad, Bannu and Kohat.

We focus on achieving excellence in education and research with a continuous learning process, extensive practical training and tackling problems of real-world complexity to create a long-term impact in the areas of computing, communication, and information processing technologies. We are hosting four state-of-the-art national laboratories under the National Centers of Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, and Big Data/Cloud Computing where practical solutions/products are developed for the problems of national importance via applied research.

Our goal is to develop the faculty into an icon of excellence in the country and worldwide. The faculty members at FECE are highly qualified with remarkable accomplishments in research projects/publications and are committed to provide quality education and skills to students. They are actively engaged in interdisciplinary applied research projects with industrial collaboration in various areas including Network Technologies, Smart Grids, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Secure Software Designs, Remote Sensing, etc. We have produced the best alumni of the University who are serving at various reputed national and international organizations and serving the country with their acquired knowledge and engineering skills.

I whole heartedly invite you to join FECE and assure you a pleasant stay and an excellent career ahead.

MESSAGE FROM DEAN

Prof. Dr. Syed Waqar ShahDean, Faculty of Electrical and

Computer Engineering

Mission StatementTo produce dynamic e lec t r i ca l and computer

engineers/scientists of the highest standards capable of

designing solutions for scientific problems and meeting st demands of 21 century market place having excellent domain

knowledge, skills, and professional ethical values in order to

contribute to the socio-economic development of the country.


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FACULTY

Electrical EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction Power Engineering subjects. The broad based theoretical analysis is backed by

The Department of Electrical Engineering hectic practice sessions in well-equipped

was established in 1952 as part of the labs. Presently the Department has two

Faculty of Engineering. Ever since its disciplines, one is Electrical Communication

inception the Department has provided Engineering and the other is Electrical

cutting edge education to the people of Power Engineering.

this province, and its alumni are working at prestigious positions in various national At postgraduate level, the Department and internat ional organizat ions. The offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. Programs both in Department has expanded its academic Communicat ion and Electr ical Power activit ies and offers a r ich menu of Engineering. The areas of active research academic programs at various levels. include Biomedical Engineering, Electronic Currently the Department is offering Devices and Materials, Intelligent Systems, academic programs in two main streams of Microelectronics and Computer Systems, Electrical Engineering, Communications and Nano-engineering, Photonics Systems, Power Engineering. Power Systems Engineering, Artif icial

I n t e l l i g e n c e , S y s t e m s a n d C o n t r o l , The thrust of the Department is to prepare

Telecommunica-tions and Signal processing. young Engineers who are fluent with the

T h i s g i v e s g ra d u a t e s a n u n p a ra l l e l state of the art in the field of Electrical

advantage in both technical skills and Engineering. The academic program is

intellectual faculty to become leaders in designed to build a strong foundation in

overcoming the challenges of modern the fundamentals of Electrical Engineering

technological advancements.alongwith specialized courses to cover the breadth of the ever expanding realm of MissionElectrical Engineering. The faculty of the

To produce quality professional engineers Department is highly qualified and is

with abilities to design, manage and involved in active research, both locally

operate electronics based telecommunica-and in collaboration with national and

tions, processing, electrical, and biomedical international research organizations. We

and control systems.a re co m m itted to t ra n sfo rm in g o u r students into leaders in innovation and Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)technology who can manage and shape the

PEO-1. The graduate will serve competently industry and businesses of today and

in national and international industry or tomorrow.

academia by showing requisite knowledge Academic Programs (Power & and sk i l l s in the f ie ld of E lectr ica l Communication Streams) Engineering.

PEO-2. The graduate will exhibit quest for ØB.Sc. Electrical Engineering

learning and initiative through elevation in ØM.Sc. Electrical Engineering

education or growth in professional status.ØPh.D. Electrical Engineering

PEO-3. The graduate will demonstrate The Department offers a rigorous four year commitment of ethical practices, commu-d e g re e P ro g ra m , b a s e d o n a p p l i e d nity service and societal contribution. mathematics, electronics (analog and digital) and Communications along with

Department of Prof. Dr. Syed Waqar Shah Ph.D. (UK)

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Syed Waqar Shah Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. M. Inayatullah Khan Babar Ph.D. (USA)

Prof. Dr. Haseeb Zafar Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. Amjad Ullah Ph.D. (Pak)

Professors

Dr. S. M. Majid Ashraf Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. M. Iftikhar Khan Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Siddique Ali Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Shahid Bashir Ph.D. (UK)


LecturersEngr. Muhammad Amir Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Asiya Jahangir M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Seema Mir Akbar M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Faheem Ali M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Salman Ilahi M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Bilal-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Hina Zahir M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Usman Ali Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. S.M. Faheem M.Sc. (Sweden)Engr. Muhammad Farooq M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Kashif Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Nasar Jamal M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Ruhul Amin Khalil M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waseem Habib M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Ammar Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Kifayat Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Seemab Gul M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Babar Abbas M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Shams-un-Nihar M.Sc. (Pak)

Associate ProfessorsDr. Tariqullah Jan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Gul Muhammad Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Gulzar Ahmad Ph.D. (Pak)


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The Department has well-equipped laboratories in the The undergraduate students do the internship for 800 hours following areas: in various relevant public sector as well as private sector

organizations. There is a departmental Industrial Liaison ØHigh Voltage LaboratoryCommittee to facilitate the students in this regard.

ØElectronics LaboratoryResearchØPower Systems Laboratory

The faculty and the students are actively involved in the ØMachines Laboratoryresearch in various areas including Network Technologies, ØControl Systems LaboratorySmart Grids, Artificial Intelligence, Antenna Design, Remote

ØMeasurement and Instrumentation LaboratorySensing, etc.

ØMicroprocessor & Digital Electronics LaboratoryPlacement Opportunities

ØCommunications & EMW LaboratoryThe placement opportunities for Electrical Engineering

ØFaculty Computer Laboratorygraduates are available in WAPDA, PTCL, Telecommunication

ØComputer Laboratory Sectors, SNGPL, PTV, Radio Pakistan, Pakistan Atomic Energy Field Visits / Industrial Visits Commission, Pakistan Railways, Pak Forces, Private

Industries, etc. Visits to various industries and research organizations are a part of education and training of graduate engineers. These visits are arranged for students to provide them with a window of opportunity through which they get a chance to peek at actual engineering at work.

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Scheme of StudiesSemester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-122

BSI-151

ME-100

EE-121

BSI-101

BSI-120

BSI-142

Calculus

Electricity and Magnetism

Engineering Drawing

Computer Fundamental

Islamic Studies

Professional Ethics


3

3

0

2

2

2

3

15

15

0

3

3

3

0

0

0

9

3

3

4

1

3

2

2

3

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-111

EE-156

EE-170

BSI-162

EE-157

BSI-110

Linear Algebra

Basic Electrical Engineering



Workshop Technology

Pakistan Studies

3

3

3

3

0

2

14

14

0

3

3

0

3

0

9

3

3

4

4

3

1

2

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-231

EE-225

EE-200

EE-271

BSI-143


Digital Logic Design

Circuit Analysis-I

Oops and Data Structures

Communication & Presentation Skills

3

3

3

2

3

14

14

0

3

3

3

0

9

3

3

4

4

3

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-336

EE-363

EE-497

EE-287

BSI-362

Electrical Measurement & Instrumentation

Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electronic Circuits - II (Breadth Core-II)

Engineering Economics

Complex Variables & Transforms

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

0

3

0

0

6

2

4

3

4

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-312

EE-286

CSE-303

EE-388

EE-391

Signals & Systems


Data Communication

Engineering Management

Communication Systems

3

3

3

2

3

14

14

3

0

3

0

3

9

3

4

3

4

2

4

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-496

EE-4XX

EE-478A

EE-440

Computer Communication Networks

Elective-I

Electrical Machines

Final Year Project

3

3

0

3

9

9

3

3

9

3

18

6

4

4

3

4

15

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-481

EE-4XX

EE-4XX

EE-4XX

EE-478B

Control Systems

Elective - II

Elective - III

Elective - IV

Final Year Project

3

3

3

3

0

12

12

3

3

0

0

9

15

5

4

4

3

3

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours


Semester 4


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-202

EE-326

EE-201

BSI-242

EE-345

Probability & Random Variables

Microprocessor

Circuit Analysis-II

Numerical Analysis

Electronic Devices & Circuits

& Microcontroller Based System Design

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

3

0

3

9

3

3

4

4

3

4

18

Contacthours

Credithours


17

Semester 4


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-202

EE-326

EE-201

BSI-242

EE-345

Probability & Random Variables

Circuit Analysis-II

Numerical Analysis

Electronic Devices & Circuits

Microprocessor & Microcontroller Based System Design

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

3

0

3

9

3

3

4

4

3

4

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Engineering Program (Power Group)

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-122

BSI-151

ME-100

EE-121

BSI-101

BSI-120

BSI-142

Calculus

Electricity & Magnetism

Electrical Engineering Drawing

Computer Fundamentals

Islamic Studies

Professional Ethics

English Composition and Comprehension

3

3

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2

2

2

3

15

15

0

3

3

3

0

0

0

9

3

3

4

1

3

2

2

3

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-111

EE-156

EE-170

BSI-162

EE-157

BSI-110

Linear Algebra




Workshop Technology

Pakistan Studies

3

3

3

3

0

2

14

14

0

3

3

0

3

0

9

3

3

4

4

3

1

2

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-231

EE-225

EE-200

ME-211

BSI-243



Circuits Analysis-I

Applied Thermodynamics


3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

3

0

0

6

2

3

4

4

3

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-336

EE-363

EE-497

EE-287

BSI-362

Electrical Measurements & Instrumentations


Electronic Circuits-II


Complex Variables & Transforms

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

0

3

0

0

6

2

4

3

4

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-312

EE-286

EE-391

EE-388

EE-3XX

Signals & Systems




Elective-I

3

3

3

2

3

14

14

3

0

3

0

0

6

2

4

3

4

2

3

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-3XX

EE-4XX

EE-4XX

EE-478A

EE-440

Elective-II

Elective-III

Elective-IV

Electrical Machines

Final Year Project

3

3

3

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3

12

12

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3

3

9

3

18

6

3

4

4

3

4

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

EE-481

EE-401

EE-4XX

EE-478B

CE-230

Control Systems

Power Transmission & Distribution

Elective-V

Hydraulics & Hydraulics Machinery

Final Year Project

3

3

3

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3

12

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3

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3

9

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15

5

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Electrical EngineeringBannu CampusIntroduction Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)

Department of Electrical Engineering, UET Bannu The Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) were C a m p u s b e ca m e o p e rat i o n a l i n M ay 2 0 0 2 .T h e formulated in consultation with all stakeholders includes department was established to increase access to faculty, members of the Program Industry Advisory professional education in the field of Electrical Committee (PIAC).Engineering for the people of southern K.P.K.The mission Electrical Engineering program at the university of of the department is to augment the modern education Engineering and Technology Peshawar, Bannu Campus expected of all UET undergraduates, to impart a basic aims to produce graduates who are expected to possess understanding of electrical engineering build on a the following capabilities four years after graduation:foundat ion of phys ica l sc iences , mathemat ics , PEO-1. The graduates will serve competently in national computing and technology, and to provide the majors in and international industry or academia by showing the department with the knowledge of electrical requisite knowledge and skills in the field of Electrical engineering pr inciples a long with the required Engineering.support ing knowledge of mathematics, physics,

PEO-2. The graduates will exhibit quest for learning and computing and engineering fundamentals. The students professional growth through inter personal and are provided with an educational foundation that management skills.prepares them for leadership roles along diverse career PEO-3. The graduates will demonstrate commitment to paths in the f ields concerned with Electronics, ethical practices, community service and societal Communications, Energy & Power Systems, and contribution.I n d u s t r i a l C o n t r o l . P r e s e n t l y m o r e t h a n 5 0

undergraduate students are enrolled annually. The List of Laboratoriesdepartment has produced more than 600 graduate The Electrical Engineering Department has following ten students so far. well equipped laboratories:The growing utilization of the Electrical appliances is a ØC o m p u t e r L a b o ra t o r i e s w i t h h i g h s p e e d decisive prerequisite for a rapid development of internet facilityindustry. Keeping this in view, Electrical Engineering

ØMeasurement Laboratorydepartment at Bannu Campus focuses on establishing

ØBasic Electrical Engineering Laboratorythe foundation needed to support the study and ØElectronics Laboratorypractice of Electrical Engineering with emphasis on the

g ra d u ate l e ve l . O u tco m e o b j e c t i ve s f ro m t h e ØElectrical Machines Laboratoryundergraduate Electrical Engineering include: ØWorkshopØFormulate problem in Electrical Engineering from ØDigital Logic Design Laboratory

real life situationsØControl System Laboratory

ØAn ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern ØCommunication Laboratory

engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.Field Visits / Industrial Visits

ØConceptualize the output of Electrical Engineering Visits to various industries and research organizations problemsare apart of education and training of graduate

ØPe r fo r m r u d i m e nta r y a n a l ys i s i n E l e c t r i ca l engineers. Thesevisits are arranged for students to Engineering etc. provide them with apeek at actual engineering at work.

ØGraduates will apply their electrical engineering Internship skills to a variety of challenges in industry, academia,

The undergraduate students do the internship for 800 or in the pursuit of other fields.hours in various relevant public sector as well as private

ØGraduates will attain careers in which they become sector organizations. There is a departmental Industrial l e a d e r s i n t h e i r c h o s e n f i e l d s , w o r k i n Liaison office to facilitate the students in this regard.multidisciplinary teams, make decisions that are

Researchsocially responsible, and communicate effectively.The faculty and the students are actively involved in the

ØGraduates will continuously learn new concepts, r e s e a r c h i n v a r i o u s a r e a s i n c l u d i n g N e t w o r k identify new directions, and adapt in response to the Technologies, Smart Grids, Artificial Intelligence, needs of a rapidly changing world.Antenna Design, Remote Sensing, Control System etc.

Academic ProgramPlacement Opportunities

ØB.Sc. Electrical EngineeringThe placement opportunities for Electrical Engineering

(Communication) g r a d u a t e s a r e a v a i l a b l e i n W A P D A , P T C L , Mission Telecommunication Sectors, SNGPL, PTV, Radio Pakistan, To produce competent electrical engineers who can Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Railways, eff ic iently fulf i l l professional responsibi l i t ies in Pak Forces, Private Industries, etc. industrial, academic and research organizations. Scheme of Studies

For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page No. 17

Department of

FACULTY

Dr. Naeem Khan Ph.D. (Uk)

Chairman

Engr. Aamir Rashid M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Fawad Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Asad Riaz M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Salman Atif M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Wasi Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Riaz M.Sc. (Pak) Engr. Yaqoob Ali M.Sc. (Pak) Engr. M. Suleman Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Ishtiaq Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waleed Shahjehan M.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers


Engr. Irshad Hussain M.Sc (Pak

Laboratory Engineer

Dr. M. Naeem Khan Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Ibrar Ullah Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Bilal Pirzada M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Shafaat Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)

Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer Ph.D. (Pak)

Coordinator

Associate Professor Dr. Naeem Khan Ph.D (UK)

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Department of

Electrical EngineeringJalozai Campus

Introduction Field Visits / Industrial VisitsElectrical Engineering Program at Jalozai Campus is

Visits to various industries and research designed to prepare the students for career in

organizations are a part of education and industry and business by providing them with

training of graduate engineers. These visits thorough foundation of the fundamental concepts

are arranged for students to provide them at undergraduate level while students learn

with a window of opportunity through which specialized tools about the contemporary

they get a chance to see actual engineering electrical engineering during their postgraduate

at work.studies. The faculty is dedicated to continue innovation through its Program of academic Scheme of Studies interaction with the industry and research For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page activities. No. 17

Academic Program

ØB.Sc. Electrical Engineering

(Communication)


ØComputer Laboratory

ØElectronicss Laboratory

ØDigital Electronicss Laboratory

ØElectrical Machines Laboratory

ØMicrocontroller Laboratory

ØControl Systems Laboratory

ØElectrical Engineering Workshop Laboratory

ØAnalog, Digital and Fiber Optic Communication Lab

ØInstrumentation and Measurement Laboratory

FACULTY

Coordinator

Dr. Amjad Ali Ph.D. (China)

Chairman


Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Khan Ph.D. (Thailand)Dr. M. Salman Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Syed Fahad Yunas Ph.D. (Finland)Dr. Uzair Gilani Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Zawar Hussain Khan Ph.D. (Canada)Dr. Abid Ullah Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Zaka Ullah Zahid Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Abu Bakr Siddique Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Abid Siddique Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Sadiq Ali Ph.D. (Spain)Dr. Waqas Ahmed Imtiaz Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Abid Iqbal Ph.D. (Australia)Dr. Malik Umar Sharif Ph.D. (USA)


Engr. Najvia M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Irfan Ahmed M.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Dr. Amjad Ali Ph.D. (China)

Associate Professor

Academic Block, Jalozai Campus

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Introduction site knowledge and skills in the field of Electrical Engineering

The Department of Electrical Engine-PEO-2: The graduates will exhibit quest for ering at Kohat Campus is aimed to learning and initiative through elevation in prepare young Engineers who are flu-education or growth in professional status.ent with state of the art knowledge in

the field of Electrical Engineering. The PEO-3: The graduates will demonstrate com-academic program is designed to build mitment to ethical practices, community a strong foundation in the fundamen- service and societal contribution.tals of Electrical Engineering alongwith

List of Laboratoriesspec ia l i zed courses to cover the breadth of the ever expanding realm of The department has well-equipped labora-Electrical Engineering in the field of tories in the following areas:comm-unication stream. ØElectronicss Laboratory

The faculty of the Department is highly ØElectrical Measurement and qualified and is involved in active Instrumentation Laboratory research, both locally and in collabora- ØMachine Laboratorytion with national and international

ØDigital Logic Design Laboratoryresearch organizations. We are commit-

ØMicroprocessor Based System Design ted to transform our students into Laboratoryleaders in innovation and technology

ØCommunication Systems Laboratorywho can manage and shape the indus-try and businesses of today and tomor- ØWorkshop Technology Laboratoryrow. ØComputer Laboratory

ØControl System LaboratoryAcademic Program

ØDSP & FPGA LaboratoryØB.Sc. Electrical Engineering (Communication)

Scheme of Studies Mission For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page

No. 17To produce quality professional engi-neers with abilities to design, manage

There is no hostel facility available at Kohat and operate Electronicss based tele-Campus.communications, processing, electrical,

and biomedical and control systems.

P ro g ra m Ed u c a t i o n a l O b j e c t i v e s (PEO’s)

The graduates of the program of Bachelors of Electrical Engineering will be equipped with skills to demonstrate an understanding of key technologies applicable within the main areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The main objectives of this program are to produce engineers with:

PEO-1: The graduates will serve compe-tently in national and international industry or academia by showing requi-

Department of

Electrical Engineering Kohat Campus

FACULTY

Dr. Yousaf Khan Ph.D. (China)

Chairman

Engr. Atif JanEngr. Fazal-e-Wahab M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Ismail Afridi M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Farhan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zahid Zaman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Rizwan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Irshad Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Abdul Basit M.Sc. (Pak)

M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Nadeem Ahmad M.Sc. (China)Engr. Iftikhar Ahmad Afridi M.Sc. (UK)


Lecturers

Dr. M. Irfan Khattak Ph.D. (UK)

Coordinator

Engr. Sara Islam

Engr. Irshad Khan M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Muhammad Anab B.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Mushtaq A. Khan Khattak B.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Waqar Hussain B.Sc. (Pak)

M.Sc. (Pak)


Dr. M. Irfan Khattak Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Yousaf Khan Ph.D. (China)


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Introduction The department regularly organizes seminars and extension lectures for the benefit of the The Department of Electronics Engineering is students and faculty. In view of the importance functioning in the main building of Abbottabad of the subject, the department is planning to Campus, which is located in the heart of city establish links with the related industry. surrounded by lush green lawns and tall trees.

At the back ground, there is beautiful Academic ProgramMountainous view adding more grandeur to

ØB.Sc. Electronics Engineeringthe campus.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)Electronics Engineering is one of the fast grow-

PEO-1: Contribute in research, design and work ing disciplines having its applications in almost in challenging environment every field which include high speed data com-

munication, automatic power system control PEO-2: Analyze and solve complex engineering devices, aerospace technology, computer hard- problems by applying fundamental knowledge ware, industrial automation, robotic etc. of mathematics and science Today's fast growing cellular technology de-

PEO-3: Utilize professional skills such as effec-pends on Electronics Engineering.

tive communication, teamwork, leadership and Keeping in view the importance of the subject, entrepreneurship.the University of Engineering & Technology

List of Laboratoriesstarted the Program at its Abbottabad campus from fall semester 2004, treating it as special- ØElectronics Laboratoryized discipline not being offered at other cam- ØCommunication Laboratorypuses of the University. Uptill now six batches

ØDigital Electronics Laboratoryhave graduated from this campus duly accred-

ØPower Electronics Laboratoryited by the Pakistan Engineering Council. ØElectrical Machines Laboratory

The board of studies of the department has ØApplied Physics Laboratorybeen constituted to revise and update the ØFPGA and DSP Laboratorycourses in order to coupe with modern trends

in this important engineering discipline. While ØComputer Laboratorydesigning the courses the main emphasis is on ØFiber Optic Communication Laboratoryconcept building so that the graduate engi-

ØElectronics Workshopneers are able to co-relate the theoretical

ØControl Systemsknowledge in order to solve the practical prob-lems in the field of Electronics engineering. ResearchBesides academic activities the department en-

The Department promotes research facilities at courages extracurricular activities like sports

Abbottabad Campus.competition, debates, music concerts etc.

Electronics EngineeringAbbottabad Campus

Department of

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FACULTY

Dr. Syed Asif Ali Shah Ph.D. (Pak)

Coordinator

Engr. Wajid Mehmood M.Sc. (Germany)Dr. Adam Khan Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. M. Fayyaz Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Uzma Nawaz Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Anees Ullah Ph.D. (Italy)

Prof. Dr. Syed Riaz-ul-Hassnain Ph.D. (Pak)

Chairman


LecturersDr. Haider Zaman Ph.D. (China)Engr. Sania Syed M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Muhammad Hanif M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Asma Israr B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Yasir Malik M.Sc. (Pak

& Glasgow, UK)Engr. Munaza Razzaq M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Afshan Ishaq B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Mehmoona Gul M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Quratulain M.Sc. (Pak)

Prof. Dr. Syed Riaz-ul-Hassnain Ph.D. (Pak)

Professor

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Ele

ctro

nic

s En

gin

ee

rin

g

Engineering Program



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Linear Algebra


Object Oriented Programming

Communication Skills

Electronics Workshop

3

2

2

3

3

1

14

14

0

0

0

3

0

3

6

3

3

2

2

4

3

2

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 4


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ELE-202

ELE-221

ELE-187

ELE-240

ELE-222

ELE-311

Probability and Random Variables

Circuit Analysis-II



Computer Aided Engineering Design

Microprocessor Systems

3

3

2

3

0

3

14

14

0

3

0

0

3

3

9

3

3

4

2

3

1

4

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 6


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ELE-407

BSI-323

ELE-323

ELE-421

ELE-361

VLSI Design

Technical Report Writing & Presentation Skills

Analog & Digital Communications

Digital Signal Processing

Control Systems

3

2

3

3

3

14

14

3

0

3

3

3

12

4

4

2

4

4

4

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 8


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ELE/CS-4XX

ELE-306

ELE/CS-4XX

ELE-499B

Elective-III

OptoElectronicss

Elective-IV

Final Year Project

3

3

3

0

9

9

3

0

0

9

12

4

4

3

3

3

13

Contacthours

Credithours

BSI-111

BSI-110

BSI-143

ELE-102

BSI-231

ELE-123

Pakistan Studies

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total


2

2

2

3

2

3

14

14

0

0

3

0

3

3

9

3

2

2

3

3

3

4

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ELE-203

BSI-362

ELE-210

ELE-220

ELE-230

Electronics Circuits-I

Complex variables


Circuit Analysis-I

Electrical Machines

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

0

3

3

3

12

4

4

3

4

4

4

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-242

ELE-250

ELE-304

ELE-331

ELE-322

Numerical Analysis

Instrumentation & Measurements

Electronics Circuits-II

Power Electronicss

Signals and Systems

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

3

3

3

12

4

3

4

4

4

4

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-120

ELE/CS-4XX

ELE-488

ELE/CS-4XX

ELE-499A

Professional Ethics

Elective-I

Principles of Management

Elective-II

Final Year Project

2

3

3

3

0

11

11

0

3

0

0

9

12

4

2

4

3

3

3

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Islamic Studies


Calculus

BSI-101

BSI-142

BSI-181

BSI-122

ELE-101

ELE-100

Introduction to Computers & Programming

Total Credit Hours = 134Total Contact Hours = 190

Applied Physics


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Computer Systems EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction

Computer Systems Engineering is a unique blend of selected fields from electrical engineering, computer science and mathematics required to design and develop computer systems. This branch of engineering provides the computational apparatus for technological growth in almost all fields of science and technology and has a huge impact on the economic development around the world. Once a blooming technology, it has now taken deep roots

List of Laboratoriesin every field of life.The Department boasts the following well equipped

The Department of Computer Systems Engineering (DCSE) laboratories, enabling students to get a strong practical strives to impart skills such as digital systems design, grasp of the theoretical knowledge gained in the computer programming, software engineering, digital classroom:signal processing, control systems and microprocessor based systems design and development. Such skills are required in a broad range of technological fields such as consumer and medical electronics, custom electronic design, digital communications systems, computer networks, transport systems, factory automation and digital computer graphics.

The Computer Systems Engineering degree program is a combination of computer hardware and software engineering with a good foundation in electrical and electronics engineering. The degree program provides a combination of basic fundamental knowledge in computer systems, practical skills in hardware and software design, general problem solving skills required in designing and building systems, verbal and written communications, final year project work, exposure to a Field Visits / Industrial Visitsvariety of existing and leading edge electronics hardware Visits to various industries and research organizations are and software technologies. The course work is organized a part of education training of engineers. Both long and around key areas of Computer Systems Engineering and in short visits are arranged for students, providing them an quite a few cases successful completion of basic course is a opportunity to experience practical "engineering work".pre-requisite for registration in an advanced course in a

Internshipparticular area.Students are required to complete 800 hours of internship

Academic Programsas part of the B.Sc degree programme, which gives them a

ØB.Sc. Computer Systems Engineering chance to explore and get hands-on training in their respective fields of interest.ØM.Sc. Computer Systems Engineering

ResearchØPh.D. Computer Systems Engineering

The department has a well-qualified faculty, which Mission actively participates in the university's academic and

To produce well rounded graduates, equipped with in- research activities. Research activities are carried out in a depth knowledge of computer systems engineering and variety of fields such as Networks, Communications, excellent problem-solving skills, motivated to solve Digital Signal Processing, Control Systems, Artificial complex engineering problems while keeping high Intelligence & Expert Systems, Advanced Digital Design professional and ethical standards. and Computer Architecture, Pattern Recognition and

Bioinformatics, Digital Image Processing and Fault Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)Tolerant Computing.

Following are the PEOs of Computer Systems Engineering Placement OpportunitiesProgram at UET Peshawar:

The university has a dedicated Career Development Center (CDC) office for career related services of the students. The department has a CDC representative (career liaison officer) who helps the students in career counseling.

P EO - 2 . G ra d u ate s w i l l ex h i b i t a pt i t u d e fo r leadership, team work, collaboration, independent learning and effective interpersonal communication skills, and will abide by the code of ethics and professional practices.

PEO-3. Graduates will be motivated to demonstrate continuous learning and skill development, so as to function and survive in a competitive landscape.

ØElectronics Laboratory

ØMicroprocessor and Digital Electronics Laboratory

ØDigital Signal Processing & Digital Design Laboratory

ØFinal Year Project Laboratory

ØCISCO Laboratory

ØCommunication Laboratory

ØControl Systems Laboratory

ØTwo general-purpose Computing Laboratories

PEO-1. Graduates will serve the community through the effective use of the concepts and techniques of computer systems engineering by giving research b a s e d i n n o vat i ve s o l u t i o n s fo r s u sta i n a b l e development.

Department of

FACULTY

Prof. Dr. Laiq Hasan Ph.D. (The Netherlands)

Chairman

Dr. Zahid Wadud Mufti Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. M. Athar Javed Sethi Ph.D. (Malaysia)Dr. Arbab Masood Ahmed Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Safdar Nawaz Marwat Ph.D. (Germany)

Dr. Salman Ahmed Ph.D. (Canada)Dr. Aftab Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Samad Baseer Ph.D. (Thailand)Dr. Tariq Kamal Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Bilal Habib Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Khurram Shehzad Khattak Ph.D (USA)Engr. Ihsan Ul Haq M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Rehmat Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Saleem Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Sumayyea Salahuddin M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Madiha Sher M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Asif Ali Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Abeer Irfan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muniba Ashfaq M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Durr-e-Nayab M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Amaad Khalil M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Naina Said M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Madeha Mushtaq M.Sc. (USA)Engr. Yasir Salim Afridi M.Sc. (Pak)


Lecturers

Engr. Abdullah Hamid B.Sc. (Pak) Engr. Mian Ibad Ali Shah B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Faiz Ullah B.Sc. (Pak)


Prof. Dr. Laiq Hasan Ph.D. (The Netherland)

Professor

Dr. Nasir Ahmad Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Nasru Minallah Ph.D. (UK)


3124


Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-101

BSI-122

BSI-131

BSI-181

CSE-101

ME-106

Islamic Studies

Calculus


Applied Physics


Engineering Workshop

2

3

2

3

3

0

13

13

0

0

0

3

3

3

9

3

2

3

2

4

4

1

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CSE-401a

BSI-120

CSE-310

CSE-4xx

CSE-4xx

Final year Project

Professional Ethics

Control Systems

Technical Elective-I

Technical Elective-II

0

2

3

3

3

11

11

9

0

3

3

0

15

5

3

2

4

4

3

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CSE-309

CSE-302

CSE-402

CSE-304

CSE-305


Systems Programming

Digital Signal Processing

Computer Organization & Architecture


3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

3

3

3

0

12

4

4

4

4

4

3

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-111

BSI-362

CSE-202

CSE-203

CSE-208

Linear Algebra

Complex Variables


Circuits & System-II


3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

0

3

3

3

9

3

3

3

4

4

4

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Total Credit Hours

2

3

3

3

2

2

15

15

0

0

3

3

3

0

9

3

2

3

4

4

3

2

18

Semester 2


Total Contact Hours

Total

BSI-110

BSI-231

CSE-102

CSE-103

ME-104

BSI-141

Pakistan Studies

Differential Equation


Circuit & Systems-I



Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 4


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CSE-204

CSE-301

CSE-206

CSE-209

CSE-210

Operating Systems

Signals & Systems

Electronic Circuits

Probability Methods in Engineering

Data Structures and Algorithms

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

3

3

0

3

12

4

4

4

4

3

4

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 6


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CSE-303

CSE-307

CSE-308

CSE-403

CSE-311

Data Communication & Networks

Microprocessor Based System Design

Digital System Design

Database Management System

Technical Writing

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

3

3

3

0

12

4

4

4

4

4

3

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 8


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CSE-401b

CSE-406

CSE-4xx

CSE-4xx

Final year Project

Engineering Project Management

Technical Elective-III

Technical Elective-IV

0

3

3

3

9

9

9

0

0

0

9

3

3

3

3

3

12

Contacthours

Credithours

Co

mp

ute

r Sy

ste

ms

Engi

ne

eri

ng

Total Credit = 137

*List of Technical Electives(More elective courses could be added and the credit hours can be split according to the requirement of the University)u Embedded Systems u Entrepreneurship u Computer Graphics u Network Programmingu Advanced Computer Architecture u Artificial Intelligence u Network Modeling & Simulation u Optical Networksu Digital Image Processing u Software Engineering u Fault Tolerant Computing u IP Networksu Advanced Electronics u Modern Programming Languages u Artificial Neural Network u Human Computer Interactionu Computer Security u Digital Communication u Parallel and Distributed Computing u Data Analytics u Robotics u Wireless Communication u Discrete Structures u Special Topicsu Web Engineering u Multimedia Communication u Numerical Analysis u Intro to Game Development

Note: : Chairman of the Department is authorized to rearrange the order of courses from the approved courses, depending upon the availability of faculty and market demands.

Engineering Program

Scheme of Studies


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Computer Science & ITPeshawar Campus

Department of

Introduction List of Laboratories

The Department has well-equipped computer The Department of Computer Sc ience & laboratories with latest PCs having the latest Information Technology offers undergraduate and development software and tools. These laborato-graduate courses leading to the award of ries have also been connected with the Digital Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Resource Library of the HEC to provide latest Computer Science respectively. It owes its emer-resources and information to the students as gence to the relentlessly growing demand of well as to the faculty members of the depart-professionals with expertise in areas of comput-ment.ers, communications and information processing

technologies. The Department of CS & IT enjoys Field Visits / Industrial Visitsfull support of the engineering departments. Industrial visits are arranged to Islamabad, Students work in laboratories equipped with Lahore and Karachi on regular basis. The major state-of-art computer systems running a wide objective of these visits is to enable the students range of applications and specialized software to gain first hand knowledge of the application supporting the courses. The department strongly and developments in their fields of specializa-supports the idea of using modern audio-visual tions.aids to enhance the learning capabilities of stu-

Internshipdents and provides them a stimulating and chal-The department arranges internship during the lenging environment essential for high quality summers for practical training of the students. education. The Department of Computer Science Internships are arranged both in Government & Information Technology is concerned with the and Private sector organizations.theory, design, development and application of

computer science and information processing Researchtechniques. The department has also gotten

The Faculty is actively engaged in applied accreditation from the National Computing

research at national and international levels. The Education and Accreditation Council (NCEAC).

department is currently hosting a state-of-the-art Academic Programs National Center for Cyber Security-UETP where

applied research is carried out by the faculty and Ø BS (Computer Science)students to develop solutions/products for the

ØMS (Computer Science)problems of national importance. In addition, the

ØPh.D. (Computer Science) faculty has active participation in the other two Mission National Centers at UET Peshawar, i.e., National

Center for Artificial Intelligence, National Center To produce graduates who are able to advance for Big data and Cloud Computing. computing knowledge and contribute to the IT

industry and society through excellence in educa- Placement Opportunitiestion, learning and research. The widespread applications of Information and Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) Communication Technologies is the main reason

that CS graduates have one the highest employ-Following are the PEOs of the Computer Science ability rates in the industry. Upon completion of program at UET Peshawar:degree, a broad range of employment opportuni-

PEO-1. The graduates will be working as senior ties await our CS graduates. These opportunities

technical leads in IT related industries exhibiting are available in diverse domains including soft-

e t h i c a l v a l u e s a n d l e a d e r s h i p r o l e s i n ware houses, research institutions, government

multidisciplinary teams offices and in private sector. Currently our gradu-

PEO-2. The graduates will take up higher educa- ates are working as web developers, game devel-tion or other professional degrees in Computer opers, app developers, database developers & Science and related disciplines to meet specific administrators, network engineers, and data sci-needs of services in academia, Research and entists etc. A number of our graduates have suc-Development (R&D) organizations, and corporate cessfully started their own companies as well.sectors.

PEO-3. The graduates will build and develop ICT-based startup companies using their entrepre-neurial skills

FACULTY

Dr. Sadeeq Jan Ph.D. (Luxembourg)

Assistant to Dean

Dr. Sadeeq Jan Ph.D. (Luxembourg)Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Ph.D. (Germany)

Dr. Suhail Yousaf Ph.D. (The Netherlands)

Dr. Wajeeha Khalil Ph.D. (Austria)

Dr. Izhar Ullah Ph.D. (UK)Mr. Ismat Ullah Khan M.Sc. (CS) (Pak)

Dr. Zakira Inayat Ph.D. (Malaysia)Dr. M. Imran Khan Khalil Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Mujtaba Hassan MS (CSE) (Pak)Engr. Alauddin MS (CSE) (Pak)Mr. Dilawar Khan MS (CS) (Pak)Mr. Imran Rasheed MS (CS) (Pak)Mr. Sadiq-ur-Rehman MS (CS) (Pak)Mr. Amir Taj MS (CS) (UK)Miss. Aisha Javed MIT (Pak)Mr. Inayat Ullah MS (CS) (Pak)


Lecturers

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Non-Engineering Program

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-101

CS-103

BSI-110

BSI-122

BSI-101

XXXX

Introduction To Computing

Discrete Structure

Pakistan Studies

Calculus

Islamiayat

Uni-Elective-I

3

3

2

3

2

3

16

16

3

0

0

0

0

0

3

1

4

3

2

3

2

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-102

CS-105

EE-103

BSI-111

BSI-131

Intro. to computer Programming

Digital & Logic Design

Basic Electronicss

Linear Algebra


3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

3

0

0

0

6

2

4

4

3

3

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-201

CS-202

CS-203

BSI-231

CS-204


Automata Theory

Data Structure & Algorithms


Tech. Report Writing & Communication Skills

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

3

0

3

0

0

6

2

4

3

4

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-205

CS-209

CS-207

CS-208

BSI-350

Design & Analysis of Algorithms

Data Communication

Database Systems-I

Computer Architecture & Assembly Language

Statistic & Probability

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

0

3

3

0

6

2

3

3

4

4

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

XXXX

CS-302

CS-301

XXXX

XXXX

Uni-Elective-II

Operating Systems

Software Engineering

Uni-Elective-III

CS Elective-I

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

3

0

0

6

2

3

4

4

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-304

CS-306

XXXX

XXXX

BSI-242

Compiler Construction

Computer Networks

CS Elective-II

CS Elective-III

Numerical Computing

3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

3

0

0

3

6

2

3

4

3

3

4

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-400

XXXX

CS-401

XXXX

XXXX

Final Year Project

CS Elective-IV

Human Computer Interaction

CS Elective-V

CS Elective-VI

0

3

3

3

3

12

12

9

3

0

0

0

12

4

3

4

3

3

3

16

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CS-400

CS-405

IT-406

XXXX

Final Year Project

Introduction to Information Security

Ethical & Legal Issues in Computing

Uni-Elective-IV

0

3

3

3

9

9

9

0

0

0

9

3

3

3

3

3

12

Contacthours

Credithours


Scheme of Studies

Co

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Computer Science & ITJalozai Campus

Department of

Introduction ØExcellence in education by providing the nation with computer scientists having a The Department of Computer Science & core of knowledge allowing them to Information Technology offers undergraduate adapt to a rapidly changing technology and graduate courses leading to the award of and providing industry, universities and Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in government with the next generation of Computer Science respectively. It owes its leaders in the field.emergence to the relentlessly growing demand

of professionals with expertise in areas of ØExcellence in working with industry, computers, communications and information g o v e r n m e n t , e d u c a t o r s a n d t h e processing technologies. The Department of community to advance computing and to CS & IT enjoys full support of the engineering serve the needs of these organizations departments. Students work in laboratories and groups.equipped with state-of-art computer systems running a wide range of applications and List of Laboratoriesspecialized software supporting the courses. The Department has computer laboratories, The department strongly supports the idea of equipped with the latest development using modern audio visual aids to enhance the software and tools. These laboratories have learning capabilities of students and provides also been connected with the Dig i ta l t h e m a s t i m u l a t i n g a n d c h a l l e n g i n g Resource Library of the HEC to provide latest environment essent ia l for h igh qual i ty resources and information to the students as education. The graduates of this department well as to the faculty members of the will be able to meet the highest standards of department.training for leadership in computer science and information technology and to capitalize Field Visits / Industrial Visitson the huge IT market of the 21st century. The

Industrial visits are arranged to Islamabad, D e p a r t m e n t o f C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e & Lahore and Karachi on regular basis. The Information Technology is concerned with the major objective of these visits is to enable theory, design, development and application the students gain first hand knowledge of the o f c o m p u t e r s c i e n c e a n d i n fo r m a t i o n application and developments in their fields processing techniques.of specializations.

Academic Programs

Study TourØ BS (Computer Science)

Study tours related to the courses offered are Mission arranged for students during the semester.

This helps them explore the practical aspects The mission of the CS & IT Department is:of their subjects along side the theory taught.ØTo educate undergraduate and graduate

majors as well as the broader campus Internshipcommunity in the fundamental concepts Department arranges internship during the of the computing discipline, to create and summers for pract ica l t ra in ing of the disseminate computing knowledge and students. Internships are arranged both in technology, and to use our expertise in Government and Private sector organizations.c o m p u t i n g t o h e l p s o l v e s o c i e t a l

problems.Scheme of Studies

ØExcellence in research - achieved by For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page t a c k l i n g p r o b l e m s o f r e a l - w o r l d No. 27complexity - with the potential for

significant long-term impact on the fields of computer science and multidisciplinary computing.

FACULTY

CoordinatorProf. Dr. Shahid Maqsood Ph.D. (UK)

Dr. Syed Adeel Ali Shah Ph.D. ( Malaysia)

Assistant to Dean

Dr. Syed Adeel Ali Shah Ph.D. ( Malaysia)Dr. Aamir Saeed Ph.D. (Denmark)Dr. Abdul Hafeez Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Bilal Habib Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Tariq Kamal Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Khuram Shehzad Khattak Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Aftab Khan Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Rabia Shahid Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Laeeq Ahmed Ph.D. (Sweden)


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FACULTY OF

MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL ANDINDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

“How do you inspire, educate and innovate?” (Case School of Engineering, CWRU, USA)

A university’s basic aim is to inspire, educate and innovate. This cliché covers the broad spectrum of education and research. This Deanship has a very dynamic blend of departments including Chemical, Energy, Industrial, Mechanical and Mechatronics. Our departments are spread over three campuses including the Main Campus at Peshawar, the satellite campus at Hayatabad and remote campus at Jalozai.

Together we aim to improve teaching and student learning, provide learning support systems and increase employability for the students. For the faculty, we aim to provide an enabling environment where research and innovation can thrive and grow. Alumni integration has become a crucial pillar for the growth of any university. Through all of the above we strive to improve the departmental and university ranking at national and international level.

MESSAGE FROM DEAN

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Abdul Aziz IrfanDean, Faculty of Mechanical, Chemical

and Industrial Engineering

Mission StatementTo produce well-rounded engineers with professional and ethical

skills, through transfer of broad and in-depth theoretical and

experimental knowledge, enabling them to resolve complex

engineering problems for sustainable development.


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FACULTY

Mechanical EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction

The Department of Mechanical Engineering was estab-lished in 1952, as a constituent part and then an Engineering College of University of Peshawar. The knowledge of mechanical engineering is used to build useful products and devices for society. This can range from a device as small as a catheter injected into the human body, to a fax machine or printer, to a modern jet engine, to as large as a power plant for a big city.

Mechanical engineering encompasses the generation, conversion, transmission, and utilization of mechanical and thermal energy. This includes design, construction, and operation of all kinds of mechanical and thermal devices and systems. Of all the engineering disciplines, Mechanical Engineering offers the greatest breadth, Field Visits / Industrial Visitsflexibility and individuality. Practical work in laborato-

The faculty and the students are constantly in touch ries forms an essential part of the curriculum. Almost with various industries. For the purpose of industrial all subjects taught are augmented by experiments in exposure to the students, study trips are arranged. the laboratories. These visits enable the students to gain practical

Academic Programsknowledge of industry. The department continuously and efficiently works to consolidate the University-Industry collaboration.

Internship

Industrial internship is required for the students and a Missionminimum of 800 hours have to be completed for

To develop graduates with relevant skills through graduation. Mechanical Engineering students are transfer of broad, and in-depth knowledge, enabling offered the opportunity to accomplish their summer them to contribute towards solution of complex indus- internships at various reputed industries in the coun-trial problems for sustainable development. try. More than two hundred students are facilitated

each year by the department career resources center for internship in different industries of the country.

Research

Faculty is actively involved in research in the areas of V i b rat i o n , D e s i g n , S t re s s A n a l ys i s , M ate r i a l s Engineering, Impact Analysis and Mechanisms Design.

Placement Opportunities

Graduates of Mechanical Engineering Department have wide range of opportunities to start their Careers in various public and private sector industries including Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, WAPDA, Cement Industries, Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Heavy

List of Laboratories Mechanical Complex, Pakistan Tobacco Company, Oil and Gas Industries, Sugar Mills and Steel Mills etc.

ØThermo/Automobile Lab ØMechanics of Materials Lab ØMechatronics Lab ØAdvanced Manufacturing LabØMechanical Vibration Lab ØMeasurement, Instrumentation and Control Lab ØMetallurgy LabØPower Plants LabØEngineering Mechanics LabØEngineering WorkshopsØImpact Research LabØMaterial Research LabØGas Engineering LabØCADLabs (I, II & III)

ØB.Sc. Mechanical Engineering

ØM.Sc. Mechanical Engineering

ØPh.D. Mechanical Engineering

Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)

The objectives of Mechanical Engineering B.Sc. program are to produce graduates who are able to:

PEO-1: Adopt challenging careers in Mechanical Engineering with their professional competence for solution to engineering problems.

PEO-2: Pursue advanced education, research and devel-opment, and achieve innovations in engineering and technology.

PEO-3: Assume position of leadership and responsibility within an organization, in compliance with societal con-text, ethical practices for/and sustainable development.

ØFluid Mechanics Lab ØHeat Transfer and RAC Lab

Department of Prof. Dr. M. Naeem Khan Ph.D. (Pak)

Chairman

Prof. Dr. M.A Irfan Ph.D. (USA)Prof. Dr. Rizwan M. Gul Ph.D. (USA)Prof. Dr. Hamid Ullah Ph.D. (Thailand)Prof. Dr. M. Naeem Khan Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Afzal Khan Ph.D. (USA) Prof. Dr. Abdul Shakoor Ph.D. (UK)

Professors

Associate ProfessorsEngr. M. Masood Ahmad M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. S. Shaukat Ali Shah Ph.D. (Thailand)Dr. M. Sadiq Khattak Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Feroz Shah Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. M. Ali Kamran Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Kareem Akhter Ph.D. (USA)

Dr. Fakhre Alam Ph.D. (S.Korea)Engr. Zeeshan Zahir Ph.D. (S.Korea)Engr. Tabassum Yasmin M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Zuhaib Ali Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Fazli Yazdan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Adnan Rasheed M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Usman Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Numan Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Awais Ahmad M.Sc. (KSA)Engr. Arsalan Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Qazi M. Yaseen M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Shafi-ud-Din M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Kaleem Ullah Khalil M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Ismail Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Imran Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Umer Farooq M.Sc. (Pak)


Lecturers

Engr. Asim Ahmad Riaz M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Abid Hussain M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Nadeem ur Rehman B.Sc. (Pak)


Dr. M. Alam Zaib Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Umar Ibrahim Ph.D. (USA)Engr. Ihsan Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Naveed Ullah (S. Korea)Engr. Naveed Ahmad M.Sc. (USA)

The following scheme of codes is followed for the Mechanical Engineering courses/subjects appearing in the scheme of studies.

ØThe first two alphabets in the course code indicate the program, for example ME for Mechanical Engineering.ØThe first digit in the course code indicates the academic year during which the course is offered, for example, 1 for

year one of the program.ØThe second digit indicates the stream to which the course belongs, as shown in the Table below.ØThe third digit indicates the sequence of the course in the respective stream of that year.

Second Digit Stream

Example: Code for the subject “Mechanics of Materials-I” could be read as follows:ME-113: Mechanical Engineering, year 1, Design and Materials stream (1), sequence number 3 (in the respective stream of year 1).

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General Mechanical Engineering

Design and Materials

Thermo-fluid

Control Engineering

Manufacturing and Management

0

1

2

3

4


Engineering Program

Me

chan

ical

En

gin

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rin

g

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-101

BSI-110

BSI-122

BSI-142

ME-101

EE-109

EE-109L

ME-141

Islamic Studies

Pakistan Studies

Calculus


Computer Prog. for Mechanical Engg.

Basic Electrical and Electronicss Engineering

Basic Electrical & Electronicss Engg. Lab

Workshop Practice

2

2

3

3

1

3

0

0

14

14

0

0

0

0

3

0

3

3

9

3

2

2

3

3

2

3

1

1

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-231

BSI-143

ME-111

ME-121

ME-121L

ME-112

ME-112L

ME-113



Engineering Statics

Thermodynamics-I

Thermodynamics Lab

Engineering Drawing and Graphics

Engineering Drawing and Graphics Lab

Mechanics of Materials-I

3

2

3

3

0

2

0

3

16

16

0

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

6

2

3

2

3

3

1

2

1

3

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3Course Code Course Title Lecture Lab.

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-111

ME-211

ME-211L

ME-212

ME-212L

ME-213

ME-221

ME-222

ME-201

Linear Algebra

Engineering Dynamics

Engineering Dynamics Lab

Mechanics of Materials-II

Mechanics of Materials Lab

CAD-I

Thermodynamics-II

Fluid Mechanics-I

Entrepreneurship

3

3

0

3

0

0

2

3

2

16

16

0

0

3

0

3

3

0

0

0

9

3

3

3

1

3

1

1

2

3

2

19

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-242

ME-214

ME-214L

ME-215

ME-223

ME-223L

Numerical Analysis

Engineering Metallurgy

Engineering Metallurgy Lab

Design of Machine Elements-I

Fluid Mechanics-II

Fluid Mechanics Lab

3

3

0

3

3

0

12

12

0

0

3

0

0

3

6

2

3

3

1

3

3

1

14

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-351

ME-311

ME-331

ME-331L

ME-312

ME-301

ME-341

ME-341L


Design of Machine Elements-II

Mechanics of Machines and Vibration

Mechanics of Machines and Vibration Lab



Manufacturing Processes

Manufacturing Processes Lab

3

3

3

0

3

2

3

0

17

17

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

3

6

2

3

3

3

1

3

2

3

1

19

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ME-302

ME-342

ME-321

ME-332

ME-332L

ME-313

ME-303

Ethical & Legal Dimensions of Engineering

Quality Engineering

Power Plants-I

Introduction to Mechatronics

Introduction to Mechatronics Lab

CAD-II


3

3

3

3

0

0

2

14

14

0

0

0

0

3

6

0

9

3

3

3

3

3

1

2

2

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ME-441

ME-441L

ME-421

ME-421L

ME-422

ME-423

ME-431

ME-411

Production Automation

Production Automation Lab

Power Plants-II

Power Plants Lab

Heat and Mass Transfer

Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning

Measurement and Instrumentation

Final Year Project

3

0

3

0

3

3

2

0

14

14

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

9

15

5

3

1

3

1

3

3

2

3

19

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ME-411

ME-424L

ME-432

ME-433L

ME-442

ME-401

Final Year Project

Heat Transfer and HVAC Lab

Control Engineering

Measurement, Instrumentation & Control Lab

Industrial Management

Health, Safety and Environment

0

0

3

0

3

2

8

8

9

3

0

3

0

0

15

5

3

1

3

1

3

2

13

Contacthours

Credithours


Scheme of Studies


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Introduction ØAutomotive A/C System Lab.

ØModular Fluid Power LabThe knowledge of mechanical engineering is used ØFluid Power Learning Labto build useful products and devices for society.

This can range from a device as small as a catheter ØHydraulics & Pneumatics Labinjected into the human body, to a fax machine or ØAutomotive Troubleshooting Labprinter, to a modern jet engine, to as large as a

Field Visits / Industrial Visitspower plant for a major city. Mechanical engineering encompasses the Industrial visits are regularly conducted every generation, conversion, transmission, and year to broaden the horizon of students and utilization of mechanical and thermal energy. to appraise them with the industry of This includes design, construction, and Pakistan.operation of all kinds of mechanical and

Researchthermal devices and systems. Of all the e n g i n e e r i n g d i s c i p l i n e s , M e c h a n i c a l Faculty is actively involved in research in the Engineering offers the greatest breadth, areas of vibration, design, stress analysis, f l e x i b i l i t y, a n d i n d i v i d u a l i t y. I n d e e d , materials engineering, impact analysis , Mechanical Engineering education is an ideal mechanisms and applications of artificial preparation for working and living in a Intelligence in mechanical engineering.technological world.

Scheme of Studies Academic Program For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page ØB.Sc. Mechanical Engineering No. 31


ØStress Analysis Lab.

ØHydraulics and Fluid Mechanics Lab.

ØProduction Automation Lab.

ØMetallurgy Lab

ØPower Plant Lab

ØDiesel Engine Simulation Lab

Mechanical EngineeringJalozai Campus

Department of

FACULTY

Coordinator

Dr. Usman Ghani Ph.D. (UK)

Chairman

Dr. Usman Ghani Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Ashfaq Khan Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Arshad Mehmood Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Haider Ali Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Fakhre Ali Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Nadeem Khan Ph.D. (USA)Dr. Qari M. Khalid Waheed Ph.D. (UK)



Engr. Syed Rooh Ullah Jan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Arshad Ali Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Fakhrul Islam B.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Engr. Fawad KhanEngr. Zia-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Mubashir Hayat M.Sc. (Pak)

M.Sc. (Pak)


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Introduction knowledge and hands on practical work, enabling them to contribute positively towards solving real life Mechatronics Engineering is a relatively new field of p ro b l e m s , a n d u t i l i z i n g re s e a rc h to o l s a n d study, and just like anything new, it draws both methodologies for sustainable development.”interest and skepticism. Many students, and parents

alike, find it difficult to appreciate the importance of Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) this field and the promise that it holds for the future.

In order to accomplish our mission, we strive to In very plain and simple words, Mechatronics achieve the following Program Education Objectives Engineering is mostly about intelligent automation of (PEOs) that we have set for our B.Sc. degree program manual labor. It is an integration of three different in Mechatronics Engineering. We endeavor to train disciplines of Engineering - Mechanical, Electrical and our graduates so that they are:Computer Engineering, and is driven mostly by the

needs of modern industries, and the equipment and PEO-1. Successful Mechatronics Engineers with appliances that we come across in our daily lives; continuous improvement in skills and tools, a strong which are mostly elzzectro-mechanical and are inclination towards research and actively seeking out controlled by some kind of an embedded computer. leadership roles in the Engineering domain and/or in So whether it is the air conditioner in your room, the society.ATM machine that you use to withdraw cash, the car PEO-2: Ethically strong, and socially and environ-that you drive around, your household cleaning mentally responsible Mechatronics Engineers.robot, if you are lucky to have one, or the bottling

PEO-3: Professional Mechatronics Engineers, who plant at your favorite beverage company or any demonstrate high levels of competence, due diligence modern industry for that matter- you are looking at and professionalism.Mechatronics in action. Mechatronics Engineers are

primarily trained to ensure the efficient operation of List of Laboratoriesany modern industry. However, their skills and In order to achieve its objectives, the department has knowledge can be utilized in numerous other fields, a host of laboratory facilities to help hone the such as, Biomedical Engineering, the design and practical and hands-on skills of its students including development of unmanned, autonomous systems etc. the following:The Department of Mechatronics Engineering was

ØElectrical & Electronicss Laboratoryestablished in 2007 as an HEC funded project. It is

ØMicrocontroller and Microprocessorlocated in Phase V of the Hayatabad township of LaboratoryPeshawar metropolis. Students are provided with a

ØMechatronics Design Laboratoryfree shuttle service to the Main Campus of UET

ØFabrication ShopPeshawar. The Department has a highly qualified and

ØRobotics Laboratoryexperienced faculty, around 75% of whom have

ØInstrumentation & Control Laboratoryreceived their PhD in relevant disciplines from well

ØManufacturing Automation Laboratoryreputed international universities, whereas the

ØComputational Laboratoryremaining are working towards their PhD. Despite

ØPLC Training Laboratorybeing one of the youngest departments of UET

Field Visits / Industrial VisitsPeshawar, we feel proud to announce that many of our graduates are working at some of the most Industrial visits are an important component of our prestigious organizations both in and outside undergraduate degree program and are helpful in Pakistan, i .e . , Schlumberger, PepsiCo, Br it ish expanding students' horizons and knowledge. Each American Tobacco Company, Tetra Pak, Bestway, and year, visits are arranged for students to various Atlas Honda etc., while many more are pursuing their industries operating in different cities across higher education in some of the best universities in Pakistan. Europe, Australia, the Far East and North America.

ResearchAcademic Programs

The Department's faculty is actively involved in ØB.Sc. Mechatronics Engineering research and has acquired many research grants from

different organizations including the HEC, PSF and ØM . S c . M e c h a t r o n i c s E n g i n e e r i n g w i t h DoST. Recently, through competitive bidding among specialization in Automation and Controluniversities throughout Pakistan, the Department of Ø?Ph.D. Mechatronics EngineeringMechatronics Engineering secured funding from the

MissionHEC to establ ish the Advanced Robotics and

At the Department of Mechatronics Engineering, our Automation Lab as a part of the National Center of mission is, Robotics and Automation.

“To produce well-rounded Mechatronics engineers, with the right set of skills developed through the t ransfer o f broad and in -depth eng ineer ing

Mechatronics EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Department of

Dr. Muhammad Akmal Ph.D. (Turkey)Dr. Sheraz Ali Khan Ph.D. (S. Korea)Dr. Qari M. Khalid Waheed Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Muhammad Tufail Ph.D. (Canada)

Chairman

ProfessorsProf. Dr. S. Riaz Akbar ShahProf. Dr. M. Tahir Khan Ph.D. (Canada)Prof. Dr. Faridullah Khan Ph.D. (Canada)

Ph.D. (USA)

Prof. Dr. M. Tahir Khan Ph.D. (Canada)

Associate ProfessorsDr. Izhar-ul-Haq Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Kamran Shah Ph.D. (UK)Dr. Shahzad Anwar Ph.D. (UK)

Engr. Hamid Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Nayyar Fazal M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Anam Abid Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Zubair Ahmad Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Sadaf Sardar M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Shahbaz Khan M.Sc. (Australia)

Engr. Wahad ur Rehman B.Sc. (Pakistan)


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Semester 8

Course Code Course Title Theory Lab. Total

Contacthours

Credithours

MtE-4xx

MtE-422

MtE-441

Engineering Elective III

Industrial Automation

Final Year Project

3

2

0

5

5

0

3

9

12

4

3

3

3

9

Semester 6


Contacthours

Credithours

MtE-350

MtE-313

MtE-341

MtE-325

MtE-328

MtE-345

Numerical Methods

Power Electronics***

Design of Machine Elements

Mechatronics Systems Design

Control Systems

Fundamentals of Thermal Sciences

2

3

2

2

3

3

15

15

0

0

0

6

3

3

12

4

2

3

2

4

4

4

19

Semester 4


Contacthours

Credithours

BSI-362

MtE-211

MtE-218

MtE-222

MtE-226

MtE-233

Transforms & Complex Analysis

Electronic Circuits Design

Signals and Systems


Actuating Systems


3

3

2

2

3

2

15

15

0

3

0

3

3

3

12

4

3

4

2

3

4

3

19

MtE-405

MtE-455

MtE-4xx

MtE-453

MtE-441

MtE-99

Robotics

Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Team Mgt**

Engineering Elective II


Final Year Project

Community Service Learning****

3

3

3

3

0

1

13

13

3

0

0

0

9

3

15

5

4

3

3

3

3

2

16

Semester 7


Contacthours

Credithours

MtE-351

MtE-311

MtE-318

MtE-317

MtE-301

MtE-323

3

2

2

3

3

2

15

15

0

3

6

3

0

3

15

5

3

3

4

4

3

3

20

Semester 5


Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Contacthours

Credithours

BSI-112

MtE-201

MtE-205

MtE-221

MtE-231

MtE-207

MtE-254

Vector Calculus

Dynamics

Electronic Principles & Devices

Materials & Manufacturing Processes

Data Structures and Object Oriented Programming

Solid Modeling

Professional Ethics*

3

3

3

3

3

0

2

17

17

0

0

3

0

3

3

0

9

3

3

3

4

3

4

1

2

20


Probability Methods in Engineering

Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulics and Pneumatics

Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems

Transducers & Instrumentation

Modeling and Simulation

Theory of Machines

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

BSI-232

BSI-110

MtE-104L

BSI-181

MtE-132

MtE-159

MtE-155

ODE & Linear Algebra

Pakistan Studies

Engineering Drawing

Applied Physics



Organizational Behaviour*

3

2

0

3

2

2

2

14

14

0

0

6

3

3

0

0

12

4

3

2

2

4

3

2

2

18

Semester 2


Contacthours

CredithoursSemester 1

Course Code Course Title Theory Lab.

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Contacthours

Credithours

BSI-173

MtE-101

MtE-103L

MtE-110

MtE-141

BSI-101

Calculus & Analytical Geometry

Engineering Statics

Workshop Practice

Electric Circuits Analysis


Islamic Studies

2-day Seminar on Health and Safety

3

3

0

3

2

2

0

13

13

0

0

6

3

0

0

0

9

3

3

3

2

4

2

2

0

16

16

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Engineering Program


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Chemical EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction Internship

Chemical Engineering is the branch of engineering, Apart from academic activities, students are required which blends the knowledge of basic sciences with to complete 800 hours of practical training as part of engineering to develop, design, analyze and engineer the B.Sc. Chemical Engineering Degree. This practical the industrial processes and plants that turn raw training is arranged during summer vacations in materials into valuable products. These processes various national and international organizations and must be accomplished in safe, cost effective and chemical industries. The major fields of interest are sustainable manner to create products, which are petroleum refinery, gas processing, petrochemical, useful and essential to the modern world.Chemical polymer, sugar, fertilizer, cement, glass, ceramic and Engineering is based upon the fundamentals of mass, other process industries. This training also helps momentum, and heat transfer, thermodynamics and students in the selection of their final year projects chemical kinetics. Chemical Engineers are equipped for addressing existing field oriented problems. with the necessary skills that encompass detailed Various companies including Oil and Gas Development understanding of all aspects of design, testing, scale- Company Limited, MOL, Fauji Fertilizer Company, up, operation, control, and optimization of different Bestway Cement, Cherat Cement, Attock Oil Refinery, unit operations. They are familiar with many Pakistan Ordinance Factory, PCSIR, Frontier Ceramics, industries such as petroleum and petrochemicals, Mari Petroleum, Pakistan Petroleum Limited and plastics, fibers, paper, food processing, building many other national and multi-national level materials, water desalination and pharmac-euticals. A companies offer internships to the students of Chemical Engineer ing degree is a lso a good department.preparation for careers in pollution prevention and Researchwaste minimi-zation.

Chemical Engineering Department offers state-Academic Programs

of–the–art equipment and high-tech laboratories to ØB.Sc Chemical Engineering facil itate the undergraduate and postgraduate ØM.Sc Chemical Engineering students in lab work and research projects to acquire

the understanding of various chemical process by ØPh.D Chemical Engineeringproviding small-scale units and simulated industrial Missionworks environment.

To produce graduates of excel lent technical , Department of Chemical Engineering helps equip professional and scientific background in chemical s t u d e n t s w i t h p r a c t i c a l k n o w l e d g e a n d engineering for the benefits of global society to work troubleshooting skills through its various computer-with the industry and community to help in boosting controlled and upto-date laboratories such as national economy and professional well-being.Chemical Process Technology, Chemical Reaction

The Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)Engineering, Chemistry, Environmental Engineering,

The undergraduate program in the department of Fluid Flow, Fuel and Combustion, Heat Transfer, chemical engineering embodies the fol lowing Instrumentation and Control, mass Transfer, Particle expected accomplishments of graduates, Technology, Simultaneous Heat & mass Transfer PEO-1. Be engaged in advanced studies in chemical (SHMT), Thermodynamics and advanced Process engineering or professional development towards Simulation Laboratories.continuing education opportunities related to their Placement Opportunitiescareers.

There is a broad range of employment opportunities PEO-2. Be successful leaders in applying chemical

for Chemical Engineers, from large multi-national engineering principles and techniques for continued

companies to small locally based companies, e.g. industrial growth and sustainable development.

refineries, oil and gas fields, fertilizer industries, PEO-3. Be expected as a contributor with leading role c e m e nt p l a nt s , c e ra m i c a n d p h a r m a c e u t i ca l to participate in the development of socio-economic industr ies. Graduates of this department are environment of the community and society through recognized as amongst the country's finest Chemical their professional career and entrepreneurships. Engineers. The Department has so far produced Field Visits / Industrial Visits around 900 engineers. Our graduates are working

effectively in various chemical engineering related The Department is in close contact with government fields having highly attractive packages at both departments and private chemical industries. Field national and international level; most of them are visits to chemical industries are arranged regularly, holding responsible positions in public and private ranging across the whole country. Such field visits are organizations. Some graduates are also making career found very helpful in broadening the vision of the in teaching and research by pursuing advanced students in the field of Chemical Engineering.studies abroad.

FACULTY

Department of

Dr. Jamil Ahmad Ph.D. (Norway)Dr. Nehar Ullah Ph.D (Canada)Dr. M. Imran Ahmad Ph.D. (UK)

Chairman

Engr. Qurat-ul-Ain M.Sc. (Pak) Engr. Mansoor-ul-Hassan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Saira Bano M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Unsia Habib M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Wajid Ali M.Sc. (Pak)

Engr. Imran Khan Swati M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Asmat Ullah Ph.D. (UK)Engr. Sultan Ali M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Amad Ullah Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Moazzam Arshad Ph.D. (Austria)Dr. Muhammad Daud Ph.D. (KSA)Dr. Irshad Ali Ph.D. (Canada)Dr. S. Naveed-ul-Hassan Ph.D. (Australia)Dr. Naseer Ahmad Khan Ph.D. (Australia)Dr. Hayat Khan Ph.D. (Canada)


Lecturers

Engr. Murtaza Khan M.Sc. (Pak)

Prof. Dr. Muddasar Habib Ph.D. (UK)


Prof. Dr. Saeed Gul Ph.D. (Austria)Prof. Dr. M. Younas Ph.D. (France)Prof. Dr. Muddasar Habib Ph.D. (UK)

Professors

Laboratory Engineer

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Ch

em

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En

gin

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Total Credit Hours= 135Electives: Polymer Engineering, Petroleum Refining Engineering, Renewable Energy Resources and Systems, Bio-Chemical Engineering, Food Process Engineering, Introduction to Nano Technology, Petrochemical Engineering, Mineral Processing, Multiphase Process Engineering and Electrochemical Engineering.Courses from other Disciplines of Engineering can also be offered in place of Department Elective-I, II.

Semester 1


Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-181

BSI-181L

BSI-133

BSI-101

BSI-111

ChE-101

ChE-101L

Applied Physics

Applied Physics Lab.

Functional English

Islamic Studies

Linear Algebra

Chemical process Industries

Chemical process Industries Lab

3

0

3

2

3

3

0

14

14

0

3

0

0

0

0

3

6

2

Contacthours



Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-117

BSI-117L

BSI-143

BSI -110

BSI-122

BSI-142L

ME-106L

CHE-102

Physical & Analytical Chemistry

Physical & Analytical Chemistry Lab


Pakistan Studies

Calculus


Engineering Workshop

Chemical Process Calculations-I

3

0

2

2

3

0

0

3

13

0

3

0

0

0

3

3

0

9

3

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-118

BSI-118L

BSI-221L

EE-210

EE-210 L

CHE-203

CHE-204

CHE-205

CHE-205L

Organic & Inorganic Chemistry

Organic & Inorganic Chemistry Lab


Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering Lab

Chemical Process Calculations-II

Fluid Mechanics-I

Particle Technology

Particle Technology Lab

3

0

0

2

0

3

2

3

0

13

0

3

3

0

3

0

0

0

3

12

4

Contacthours



Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-231

ME-104

ME-104 L

CHE-206

CHE-207

CHE-207 L

CHE-208

CHE-209

CHE-209L

Differential Equation


Engineering Drawing & CAD Lab

Mass Transfer

Fuels & Energy Engineering

Fuels & Energy Engineering Lab

Heat Transfer-I

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics Lab

3

1

0

2

3

0

2

3

0

14

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Credit Hours

Total

CHE-310

CHE-311

CHE-311L

CHE-312

CHE-312L

CHE-313

ChE-314

ChE-314L

CHE- 315

BSI-120

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II

Fluid Mechanics-II

Fluid Mechanics-Lab

Separation Processes-I

Separation Processes-I (Lab)


Heat Transfer-II

Heat Transfer-Lab


Professional Ethics

3203022022

16

003030030093

Contacthours



Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI-242

BSI-242L

CHE-316

CHE-317

CHE-318

CHE-318L

CHE-319

CHE-319L

CHE-320

CHE-320L

Numerical Analysis

Numerical Analysis Lab

Plant Safety & Maintenance Engg.

Statistics and Experimental Design

Process Design & Simulation

Process Design & Simulation Lab

Chemical Reaction Engineering

Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab

Tech: Report Writing & Presentation Skills

Tech: Report Writing & Presentation Skills Lab

0

3

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

3

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Credit Hours

Total

CHE-421

CHE-422

CHE-422L

CHE-423

CHE-423L

CHE-424

CHE-425

CHE-426

Industrial Management

Process Analysis & Optimization

Process Analysis & Optimization Lab

Separation Processes-II

Separation Processes-II (Lab)

Elective-I

Chemical Engg Plant Design

Final Year Project-I

2

2

0

2

0

2

3

0

11

0

0

3

0

3

0

0

9

15

5

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

CHE-427

CHE-428

CHE-428L

CHE-429

CHE-430

CHE-430L

CHE-429

CHE-432

Transport Phenomena

Instrumentation & Process Control

Instrumentation & Process Control Lab

Elective-II

Environmental Engineering

Environmental Engineering Lab

Final Year Project-II

Entrepreneurship in Chemical Engg.

3

3

0

2

3

0

0

2

13

0

0

3

0

0

3

9

0

15

5

Contacthours

Credithours

3

1

3

2

3

3

1

16

Total Contact Hours Total Contact Hours

3

1

2

2

3

1

1

3

16

3

1

1

2

1

3

2

3

1

17

Total Contact Hours Total Contact Hours

3213122122

19Total Contact Hours

2

1

2

2

2

1

3

1

1

1

Total Contact Hours

2

2

1

2

1

2

3

3

16

Total Contact Hours

3

3

1

2

3

1

3

2

18

Engineering Program

Scheme of Studies

0

0

3

0

0

3

0

0

3

9

3

3

1

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

17

2

0

2

2

2

0

3

0

1

0

12

412 16


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FACULTY

Industrial EngineeringPeshawar Campus

Introduction Mission

To produce industrial engineers having professional Industrial Engineering is a discipline which can contribute a knowledge, research and problem-solving skills to lot towards the optimization and integration of resources, play leading role for the economic well-being, safety streamlining of processes, eliminating waste, meeting and productivity of an organization and society.targets and improving quality. With such a powerful

combination of various engineering elements coupled with Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)strong management sciences, it was inevitable to launch an

The student graduating from IE shall have the;Industrial Engineering (IE) discipline at University of

PEO-1. Serve in industry or academia or operate Engineering and Technology (UET) Peshawar to produce their own business.proper knowledgeable and sk i l led people for our PEO-2. Exhibit quest for higher engineering manufacturing and service sectors. The UET Peshawar educations or continued professional development.launched the IE program in September 2006. Our curricula

both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels are rich PEO-3. Demonstrate adherence to ethical practices in contents covering manufacturing, optimization, quality, and community services.ergonomics and management. Working engineers from List of Laboratoriesother engineering disciplines also opt for industrial Almost all subjects are augmented by practical engineering because their nature of jobs highly demand for work/tutorials. The students are trained in the industrial engineering knowledge. Our graduates are following laboratories:successfully serving both in national and multinational

ØCentral Workshopsorganizations.

ØAutomation & Robotics Most of our industries use conventional technologies and

ØComputer Integrated Manufacturing conventional techniques to manage them with minimum

ØMetrology R&D activities. The result is, low productivity, low quality,

ØEngineering Mechanics more waste, and comparatively high unit price. With such a ØMaterials & Surface Engineering performance and output, it is very difficult to compete even ØComputer Numerical Control (CNC) with the neighboring countries. At the national level, it is ØErgonomicsthe question of survival of our local industries which are

facing competition from China, India, Bangladesh and other ØVirtual Manufacturingcountries from Far East. Customers are free lancers. They ØComputer Labsbuy products which are affordable and better in quality, Field Visits / Industrial Visitswhether these products are made in Pakistan or by any

Industrial visits are regularly conducted to broaden other country. We need to streamline and improve the

the breadth and depth of technical and practical performance of our industries and at the same time need

Industrial Engineering knowledge.to go for the emerging technologies to compete at the

Internshipinternational level to widen the scope and contribute more As a requirement for graduation, every student must effectively towards the economy. complete 800 hours of practical work/apprenticeship The future prospects of industrial engineers are bright not in an industry. Students are allowed to complete only in Pakistan but also abroad. They are typically found in this requirement during summer holidays but not organizations responsible for managing operations, before the 4th semester.manufacturing systems, process engineering, automation,

supply chain management, quality control, sales, banking, Researchhospitals, airports etc. Studying industrial engineering is The Faculty of Industrial Engineering is actively one of the smartest decisions, because it is estimated that involved in research activities, providing solution to demand for these professionals will continue to rise every problems of different industries in the following year. Industrial engineers are among the best paid areas:professionals.

ØManufacturing Systems Academic Programs

ØIndustrial ProcessesØB.Sc. Industrial Engineering

ØInventory ControlØM.Sc. Industrial Engineering ØQuality ControlØM.Sc. Engineering Management ØOperation Research

ØIndustrial ManagementØPh.D. Industrial Engineering

ØSupply Chain ManagementAl l of these programs are accredited by relevant ØHuman Factors Engineeringgovernment bodies such PEC and HEC.

ØEngineering Management

Department of Prof. Dr. Sahar Noor Ph.D. (UK)

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Hussain Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. Sahar Noor Ph.D. (UK)Prof. Dr. Misbah Ullah Ph.D. (S.Korea)

Professors

Engr. Abdur Rehman Babar M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Mahawish Mahmood M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Abas M.Sc. (Pak)

Dr. Rashid Nawaz Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Fawad Haidar M.Sc. (UK)Dr. Sikandar Bilal Khattak Ph.D. (Pak)Engr. Khawar Naeem M.Sc. (Pak)Dr. Imran Ahmad Ph.D. (S.Korea)Engr. Altaf Hussain M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Aamir Sikandar M.Sc. (UK)


Lecturers

Engr. Qazi Salman Khalid M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Shakir Azim M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Waseem M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Lal Sayd B.Sc. (Pak)


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Scheme of Studies

Engineering Program

Semester 1


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI 142

IE 111

BSI 101

IE 118

IE 115

IE 114

BSI 122


Basic Industrial Electronics

Islamic Studies/Ethics

Engineering Drawing and Graphics

Introduction to Computing


Calculus

3

2

2

0

2

2

3

14

14

0

3

0

6

0

3

0

12

4

3

3

2

2

2

3

3

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI 143

BSI 231

IE 115L

IE 124L

IE 235

BSI 110

BSI 111

Presentation & Communication Skills


Introduction to Computing

Workshop Practice

Materials Engineering

Pakistan Studies

Applied Linear Algebra

3

3

0

0

3

2

3

14

14

0

0

3

3

3

0

0

9

3

3

3

1

1

4

2

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 122

IE 251

IE 243

IE 213

IE 237



Logical and Critical Thinking*

Introduction to Thermo-fluids**


3

3

3

3

3

15

15

0

0

0

3

3

6

2

3

3

3

4

4

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 241

IE 353

IE 223

IE 352

IE 246

Engineering Economics*

Metrology and Statistical Quality Control

Machine Design and CAD

Manufacturing Systems

Technical Writing and Presentation

3

3

2

3

3

14

14

0

3

3

3

0

9

3

3

4

3

4

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 412

BSI XXX

IE 244

IE 356

IE 355

Operation of Manufacturing Systems

Numerical Analysis & Computer Applications

Manufacturing Processes

Operation Research

Work Study and Methods

3

2

3

3

2

13

13

3

3

3

3

3

15

5

4

3

4

4

3

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 360

IE 366

IE 324

IE 361

IE 312

Industrial System Simulations

Production Planning and Control

Project Management

Human Factor Engineering

Computer Aided Manufacturing

2

2

2

2

2

10

10

3

3

3

3

3

15

5

3

3

3

3

3

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 472

IE 358

IE 321

IE 4XX

IE 498

Design of Experiments**

Industrial Facilities Design

Instrumentation and Control**

Elective I

Final Year Project I

3

2

3

3

0

11

11

3

3

3

0

9

18

6

4

3

4

3

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Total Credit Hours = 136*Can be replaced by some other course of Social Sciences**Can be replaced by courses from other Disciplines of Engineering

ØSubject to change

ØTheory & Lab courses are treated separately and code for lab courses is followed by L.

Ind

ust

rial

En

gin

ee

rin

gSemester 8


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

IE 423

IE 4XX

IE 4XX

IE 4XX

IE 499

Environment, Maintenance and Safety

Elective II

Elective III

Elective IV

IIFinal Year Project

3

3

3

3

0

12

12

0

3

0

3

9

15

5

3

4

3

4

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours


38

Industrial EngineeringJalozai CampusIntroduction Mission

Industrial Engineering is a discipl ine which can To p ro d u c e i n d u s t r i a l e n g i n e e rs h av i n g contr ibute a lot towards the opt imizat ion and professional knowledge, research and problem-integration of resources, streamlining of processes, solving skil ls to play leading role for the eliminating waste, meeting targets and improving economic well-being, safety and productivity of quality. With such a powerful combination of various an organization and society.engineering elements coupled with strong management

Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)sciences, it was inevitable to launch an Industrial Engineering (IE) discipline at University of Engineering The graduates of B.Sc. Industrial Engineering and Technology (UET) Peshawar, Jalozai Campus to have the ability to:produce proper knowledgeable and skilled people for

PEO-1. Serve in industry or academia or operate our manufacturing and service sectors. The UET

their own business. Peshawar, Jalozai Campus launched the IE program in September 2015. Our curricula both at the under- PEO-3. Exhibit quest for higher engineering graduate and postgraduate levels are rich in contents education or continued professional developmentcove r i n g m a n u fa c t u r i n g , o pt i m i zat i o n , q u a l i t y,

PEO-3. Demonstrate adherence to ethical ergonomics and management. Working engineers from

practices and community servicesother engineering disciplines also opt for industrial engineering because their nature of jobs highly demands List of Laboratories:for industrial engineering knowledge. Our graduates are

ØCentral Workshops & Manufacturing successfully serving both in national and multinational

Processes organizations.

ØMetrology Most of our industries use conventional technologies ØEngineering Mechanics and conventional techniques to manage them with

ØHuman Factors Engineering & Safety Centerminimum R&D activities. The result is, low productivity,

ØProduction Automation and Robotics low quality, more waste, and comparatively high unit ØMaterials Engineering price. With such a performance and output, it is very ØElectronics (shared)diff icult to compete even with the neighboring

countries. At the national level, it is the question of ØThermo-Fluids(Shared)survival of our local industries which are facing

Field Visits / Industrial Visits:competition from China, India, Bangladesh and other countries from Far East. Customers are free lancers. Industrial visits are regularly conducted to They buy products which are affordable and better in broaden the breadth and depth of technical and quality, whether these products are made in Pakistan or practical Industrial Engineering Knowledge.by any other country. We need to streamline and

Internshipimprove the performance of our industries and at the same time need to go for the emerging technologies to As a requirement for graduation, every student compete at the international level to widen the scope must complete 800 hours of practical work / and contribute more effectively towards the economy. apprenticeship in an industry. Students are

allowed to complete this requirement during The future prospects of industrial engineers are bright

summer holidays but not before 4th semester.not only in Pakistan but also abroad. They are typically found in organizations responsible for managing

Researchoperations, manufacturing systems, process engineering, automation, supply chain management, quality control, The Faculty of Industrial Engineering is actively sales, banking, hospitals, airports etc. Studying industrial involved in research activities, providing solution engineering is one of the smartest decisions, because it to problems of different industries in the is estimated that demand for these professionals will following areas:continue to rise every year. Industrial engineers are

ØManufacturing Systems among the best paid professionals.

ØIndustrial AutomationAcademic Program: ØEngineering ManagementØB.Sc. Industrial Engineering

Scheme of Studies

For Scheme of Studies, please refer to page No. 38

Department of

FACULTY

Coordinator

Engr. Muhammad Arshad M.Sc. (UK)Engr. Ishrat Noor M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Uroosa Nadir M.Sc. (Pak)

Lecturers

Dr. Tufail Habib Ph.D.(Denmark)Dr. Muhammad Tufail Ph.D. (Canada)Dr. Muhammad Omair Ph.D (S. Korea)




Chairman

Dr. Rehman Akhtar Ph.D. (USA)

Associate Professor

Engr. Mohsin Iqbal Qazi M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Zubair M.Sc. (Pak)



Professor

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Energy Engineering ProgramHayatabad, Peshawar

Introduction List of Laboratories

The Energy Engineering program is designed to develop The Department boasts the following well equipped capacity building in a rapidly developing knowledge bank advanced laboratories, enabling students to get a strong to meet the ever-increasing demand for energy through grasp of the theoretical knowledge gained in a classroom:conventional and modern technologies. The program covers broad spectrum of energy from conventional power generation to renewable and alternative energy technologies as well as energy policy, energy management, energy systems maintenance, energy audit, energy quality, environment, system reliability and energy economics. In addition, the curriculum is flexible, broad and diverse enough to allow students to tailor their educational experience to specific interests, background, and expected role in the society.

Graduate students will be able to apply acquired knowledge and skills as a successful professional engineer in various industries engaged in designing, manufacturing and processing in the area of power plants, power

Researchgeneration, transmission and distributions, refrigeration and air conditioning and renewable and sustainable The department has a well-qualified faculty, which energy. Moreover, students will acquire academic actively participates in the university`s academic and background and basic research skills to pursue graduate research activities. Research activities are carried out in studies at national and international level. variety of fields such as:

Academic Programs

ØB.Sc. Energy Engineering

Mission

To produce trained human resource in the discipline of Energy Engineering for addressing needs of energy sector and enhancing economic growth of the country through innovation, research, leadership and entrepreneurship.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s)

Program Education Objectives (PEOs) are broad statements that describe what graduates are expected to achieve a few years after graduation. Following are the PEOs of Energy Engineering Program at USPCAS-E,UET Peshawar:

ØMaterial Synthesis Laboratory I and II

ØMaterial Characterization Laboratory

ØMaterial Testing & Thermal Analysis Laboratory

ØElectron Microscopy Laboratory

ØThermal Laboratory I and II

ØPower Systems Laboratory

ØSimulation Laboratory

ØWorkshop

ØSolar photovoltaics

ØPower systems

ØSolar thermal technologies

ØWind Energy

ØBiomass

ØEnergy Materials

ØSmart Grid

ØEnergy Management

PEO-1: The graduates will be capable of integrating Energy Engineering principles for addressing challenges of energy sector.

PEO-2: The graduates will be engaged in continuous professional development and shall exhibit quest for independent learning.

PEO-3: The graduates will exhibit positive attitude towards work, and will have strong confidence level, critical thinking, decision making, and leadership skills.

U.S.-Pakistan Center for Advanced Studies in Energy

FACULTY

Prof. Dr. Rizwan M. Gul Ph.D. (MIT, USA)Director

Dr. Najeeb Ullah Ph.D. (Cambridge, UK)

Dr. Abdul Basit Ph.D. (Denmark)Dr. Affaq Qamar Ph.D. (Italy)Dr. Muhammad Noman Ph.D. (Italy)Dr. Muhammad Arif Ph.D. (France)Dr. Khurshid Ahmad Ph.D. (China)Dr. Muhammad Hassan Ph.D. (China)Dr. Zohaib-ur-Rehman Afridi Ph.D. (China)

Engr. Kaleem Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Aslam M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Muhammad Shoaib Khan M.Sc. (UK)Engr. Zafarullah Khan M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Noor Muhammad M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Amir Naveed M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Atif Sardar Khan M.Sc. (Pak)


Lecturers

Engr. Muhammad Saad Rehan B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Fahad Ullah Zafar B.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Waqas Ahmad Khalil M.Sc.(Pak)Engr. Engr. Saad Rashid M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. M. Kamran Shereen M.Sc. (Pak)Engr. Maoz M.Sc. (Pak)


Dr. Adnan Daud Khan Ph.D. (Italy)Associate Professor

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Ene

rgy

Engi

ne

eri

ng

Pro

gram

Total Credit = 137

Engineering Program



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI - 121

BSI - 121 L

ENE - 101

BSI - 101

BSI - 122

BSI - 181

BSI - 181 L

ENE - 111


Computer Programming Lab


Islamic Studies or Ethics

Calculus

Applied Physics

Applied Physics Lab

Introduction to Energy Engineering

2

0

3

2

3

3

0

3

16

16

0

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

6

2

2

1

3

2

3

3

1

3

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ENE – 411

ENE - 411 L

ENE - 412

ENE - 413

ENE - 413 L

ENE - 431

ENE - 431 L

ENE - 401 L

Energy Audit and Conservation

Energy Audit and Conservation Lab

Natural Gas Engineering

Engineering Elective I

Engineering Elective I Lab

Engineering Elective II

Engineering Elective II Lab

Project and Report-I

2

0

3

2

0

3

0

0

10

10

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

9

18

6

2

1

3

2

1

3

1

3

16

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI - 143

ENE - 331

ENE - 331 L

ENE - 311

ENE - 311 L

ENE - 321

ENE - 301

ENE - 341


Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines Lab

Wind and Hydro Power Conversion

Wind and Hydro Power Conversion Lab

Power Plants Engineering

Reliability & Maintenance Engineering

Organizational Behavior

3

3

0

3

0

3

2

2

16

16

0

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

6

2

3

3

1

3

1

3

2

2

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Total Credit Hours

0

3

0

2

3

0

2

0

3

13

13

3

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

0

12

4

1

3

1

2

3

1

2

1

3

17

Semester 2


Total Contact Hours

Total

ENE - 102 L

ENE - 131

ENE - 131 L

BSI - 110

ENE - 103

ENE - 103 L

ENE - 104

ENE - 104 L

BSI - 231

Workshop Technology

Electrical Circuits and Networks

Electrical Circuits and Networks Lab

Pakistan Studies


Mechanics of Materials Lab

Engineering Drawing, Graphics, and CAD

Engineering Drawing, Graphics, and CAD Lab


Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 6


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ENE - 332

ENE - 332L

ENE -322

ENE - 323 L

ENE-342

ENE -324

ENE - 324 L

ENE - 332

ENE - 332 L

Control Systems

Control Systems Lab

Internal Combustion (IC) Engines

IC Engines & Power Plants Lab


Heating Ventilation and Air-conditioning (HVAC) Systems

Heating Ventilation and Air-conditioning (HVAC) Systems Lab

Power System Engineering

Power System Engineering Lab

3

0

3

0

2

3

0

3

0

14

14

0

3

0

3

0

0

3

0

3

12

4

3

1

3

1

2

3

1

3

1

18

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 8


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ENE – 441

ENE - 442

ENE - 432

ENE - 432 L

ENE - 414

ENE - 402 L

Energy Economics, Policy and Management

Entrepreneurship

Engineering Elective III

Engineering Elective III Lab

Engineering Elective IV

Project & Report-II

3

2

3

0

3

0

11

11

0

0

0

3

0

9

12

4

3

2

3

1

3

3

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

ENE - 221

ENE - 221 L

BSI - 111

ENE - 222

ENE - 222 L

ENE - 201

BSI - 142

Engineering Thermodynamics

Engineering Thermodynamics Lab

Linear Algebra

Fluid Mechanics

Fluid Mechanics Lab



3

0

3

3

0

3

3

15

15

0

3

0

0

3

0

0

6

2

3

1

3

3

1

3

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

BSI - 242

ENE - 202

ENE - 202 L

ENE - 223

ENE - 223 L

BSI - 351

ENE - 211

ENE - 211 L

Numerical Analysis

Instrumentation & Measurements

Instrumentation & Measurements Lab

Heat and Mass Transfer

Heat and Mass Transfer Lab


Solar Energy Systems

Solar Energy Systems Lab

3

3

0

3

0

3

3

0

15

15

0

0

3

0

3

0

0

3

9

3

3

3

1

3

1

3

3

1

18

Contacthours

Credithours

List of Elective Courses

No.

1

2

3

4

5

No.

6

7

8

9

10

No.

11

12

13

14

15

Course Title

Power Electronics

Smart Grid

Energy and Environment

Energy Storage Technologies

Fuel Cell Technology

Course Title

Fuel and Combustion

Clean Coal Technology

Power System Analysis & Protection

Nanotechnology and Energy

Geothermal and Tidal Energy

Course Title

Photoactive Materials and Their Characterization

Environmental Impact Assessment

Petroleum and Gas Exploration

RS & GIS for Renewable Energy Resources

Bioenergy Engineering

Theory

3

3

3

3

2

Theory

2

2

3

3

3

Theory

3

3

2

2

2

Lab

1

1

0

0

1

Lab

1

1

1

0

0

Lab

0

0

1

1

1

Credit Hours Credit Hours Credit Hours


41

FACULTY OF

ARCHITECTURE, ALLIEDSCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Welcome to the Faculty of Architecture, Allied Sciences & Humanities. The primary mission of a University is to transform human beings to the upper most levels of intellect and human values through exemplary education, technical training and research experiences. The Faculty of Architecture, Allied Sciences & Humanities is aimed to achieve these objectives in the physical & natural sciences; mathematics and design by synergizing multidimensionality of Architecture and Applied Sciences with Art and Humanities and encapsulating the universal knowledge perspectives.

The Faculty is comprised of two Departments, including Department of Architecture at Abbottabad Campus and the Department of Basic Sciences & Islamiat at main campus, Peshawar. The Department of Basic Sciences & Islamiat offers successful MS and PhD programs in Mathematics. The Department also offers 30% of the total courses for different engineering and non-engineering disciplines. The Department of Architecture offers B. Architecture degree program with aim to prepare professionals who uphold a tradition of great civilization, ready to cope with contemporary needs, creating a skyline based on historical lessons, addressing the prevailing issues with a perspective for the future challenges.

The programs offered by the Faculty of Architecture, Allied Sciences & Humanities is a beautiful blend of natural and social sciences with Architecture and Design. The faculty aims to impart knowledge through state-of-the-art learning support systems that increases employability for the graduates at national and international levels. With high quality of abstract and applied research output, we strive to improve the Departmental and University ranking at national and international levels.

MESSAGE FROM DEAN

Prof. Dr. Siraj ul IslamDean, Faculty of Architecture, Allied Sciences & Humanities

Mission StatementTo impart knowledge in social and natural sciences for

engineering and non-engineering disciplines and to produce

responsible and well-rounded professionals, equipped with

entrepreneurial and innovative skills, eager to contribute towards

developmental vistas of society and cultural attributes through

applied research and innovation.

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Department of

Architecture Abbottabad CampusIntroduction have been tailored to inculcate creativity among

students from Foundation Year to the Final Year Established in 2004, The Abbottabad Campus of Thesis Project. Each year course is attributed University of Engineering and Technology, with a competency level benchmark to ensure Peshawar offers a five years (ten semesters) s t u d e n t s ' p e r f o r m a n c e t h r o u g h o u t t h e course to earn the Bachelor Degree in Archit-Architectural Program at Abbottabad Campus.ecture; B.Arch.The Department also focuses on developing in-The Campus is located in the picturesque valley terpersonal skills of the students and a broad of Abbottabad surrounded by green hills ideal for exposure to society, engaging them in various academics and creativity. The Department of extra - curricular activities. Students are also Architecture aims to prepare professionals who taken to various nationwide field trips for an uphold traditions of great civilizations, ready to exposure to different historical buildings, archi-cope with contemporary needs, creating a tecturally significant structures and to establish skyline based on historical lessons, addressing dialogues with other professionals practicing in the prevailing issues with a perception for the the country.future challenges. ResearchEnjoying the position of being at the gateway to

Central Asia, the Department is determined to One of the significant aspect of the Department develop linkages with the Central Asian countries is the extensive involvement of faculty in and to achieve an iconic position in the region research and professional practice for enhance-for its innovative approach to technology and its ment of academics and field experience. This collaborative vision. also provides students an opportunity to learn in

a motivated research and professional environ-The B.Arch. Degree course at the Department of ment. Architecture is set in such a manner that the

students: Take Inspiration from Heritage- the Infrastructureregion's extraordinary ancient civilizations and its Keeping its pace with the advancement, the rich living folk traditions; Innovate Techn- Department has acquired latest technologies to ologically - correlating the wisdom of traditional develop a conducive environment for studying building technologies with the most contempo- Architecture. State of the art Computer lab, tech-rary technology to create unique inventions for nically primed crafting workshop, well equipped their own social context; Connect with Emerging design studios, and a resourceful library are Trends of Architecture globally and in Pakistan; available for effective learning process. Become leaders in social responsibility as devel-

Facultyopment professionals - building with human values and with respect for the environment. Besides having a well qualified faculty, the

Department also strives to bring in both nation-The Department has developed rapidly, and ally and internationally renowned professionals, continues to do so with a focus on bringing eminent artists and intellectuals to share their these aspects to international standards: Acade-ideas, experience and work with the students mics and Research, Infrastructure, and Faculty and faculty of the Architecture at Abbottabad Development.Campus. They are involved both in teaching

Academics regular courses, and provide valuable ideas and Academics at the department focus on continuos research through the Department's Lecture - upgradation of the curriculum in accordance with Workshop Series, which makes a great contribu-the developments at Pakistan level-Higher tion to the academic environment of the Education Commission (HEC/PCATP) curriculum- D e p a r t m e n t . C o n t i n u o u s P r o f e s s i o n a l as well as the best models of contemporary in- Development of the faculty is encouraged and ternational education in architecture. The supported.Department offers students the opportunity to Awardsexplore themes in the electives that are close to

The Department of Architecture offers various their cultural and regional value.Awards and Prize Money to the students for

Since architecture is a multi disciplinary design wining design competitions conducted by the field , a combination of art and science, courses Department.

FACULTY


Lecturers

Visiting Faculty

Ar. Habib Ullah M. Arch (Lhr)

Semester Coordinator

Coordinator / Assistant to Dean

Engr. Irum Nasim M.Sc (UK)

Dr. Ubaid Ullah Ph.D (Korea)

Ar. Azmat Ali Khan M. Arch (Lhr)

Ar. Tahir Saeed M. Arch (Lhr)

Ar. S Mazhar Ali Shah M. Arch (Lhr)

Ar. / Plnr. Tahira Sadia Fazli Assistant Professor

Dr. Amna Jahangir Assistant Professor

Mr. Saeed Shah Assistant Professor

Mr. Mubasir Atif Assistant Professor

Mr. Muhammad Salman Lecturer

Ar. Syed Mansoor Ali Shah Lecturer

Ar. Iqra Khan Lecturer

Ar. Urooj Shafique Lecturer

Art. Noor-ul-Islam Lecturer

Art. Muneeb Aqib Lecturer

Ar. Azmat Ullah Lecturer

Ar. Malik Fazal Ammar Lecturer

Ar. Ghulam Jelani Lecturer

Ar. Naveed Ahmed Lecturer

Ar. Mehr Afroz Lecturer

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Ar. Shahid Mansoor Khan MS (URP) Pesh

PGD (Lhr) Arch

PGD (Env. Design)

Ar. Shabbir-u-Qureshi M. Arch (UET LHR)

Ar. Salman Jamil M. Arch (USA)

Dr. Ghousia Saeed Ph.D (UK)

Engr. Akhter Munir MS Structural Engg.

MS Engg. Managt.

Ar. Waqar Khattak B. Arch (Lhr)

Ar. Muhammad Iqbal M.Sc Env. Design

Ar. Muhammad Faisal Rehman M.Sc (UIPM) Pesh


Scheme of Studies

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Semester 1

Course Code Course Title Lecture Studio

Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-101

Arch-105

Arch-106

BSI-101

BSI-142

BSI-110

Basic Design-I

Visual Communication-I

Heritage & Culture

Islamic Studies


Pakistan Studies

0

0

2

2

2

2

8

8

16

6

0

0

0

0

22

11

8

3

2

2

2

2

19

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-111

Arch-112

Arch-116

Arch-117

Arch-118

BSI-143

Basic Design-II

Visual Communication-II

History, Theory & Criticism-I

Environmental Studies

Building Materials


0

0

2

1

1

1

5

5

16

6

0

2

2

2

28

14

8

3

2

2

2

2

19

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 3


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-201

Arch-204

Arch-206

Arch-207

Arch-209

Architectural Design-I

Visual Communication-III

Surveying & Leveling

History, Theory & Criticism-II

Building Construction-I

0

0

1

2

0

3

3

16

6

4

0

4

30

15

8

3

3

2

2

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-200

Arch-210

Arch-211

Arch-218

Arch-306

Structures for Architects-I

Digital Application in Architecture-I

Architectural Design-II

History, Theory & Criticism-III

Building Construction-II

2

0

0

2

0

4

4

0

4

16

0

6

26

13

2

2

8

2

3

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 5


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-220

Arch-217

Arch-301

Arch-305

Arch-309

Arch-314

Digital Application in Architecture-II

Structures for Architects-II

Architectural Design-III

Engineering Systems-I

History, Theory & Criticism-IV

Building Construction-III

0

2

0

2

2

0

6

6

4

0

16

0

0

4

24

12

2

2

8

2

2

2

18

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-300

Arch-307

Arch-311

Arch-312

Arch-316

Structure for Architects-III

Digital Applications in Architecture-III

Architectural Design-IV

Engineering Systems-II

History, Theory & Criticism-V

2

0

0

2

2

6

6

0

4

16

2

0

22

11

2

2

8

3

2

17

Contacthours

Credithours

Semester 7


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-401

Arch-407

Arch-409

Arch-423

Arch-425

Architectural Design-V

Urban Design-I

Interior Spaces and Design

Elective Course

Elective Course

0

2

0

2

3

7

7

16

0

4

0

0

20

10

8

2

2

2

3

17

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-411

Arch-413

Arch-417

Arch-419

Arch-424

Architectural Design-VI

Landscape & Environment

Urban Design-II

Research work & Methodology

Elective Course

0

1

0

1

2

4

4

16

2

4

2

0

24

12

8

2

2

2

2

16

Contacthours

Credithours


Note: Two contact hours of studio = 01 credit hours

Semester 9


Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-506

Arch-507

Arch-508

Thesis Design-I

Professional Practice-I

Elective Course

0

3

0

3

3

20

0

6

26

13

10

3

3

16

Contacthours



Total Contact Hours

Total Credit Hours

Total

Arch-517

Arch-518

Arch-519

Thesis Design-II

Professional Practice-II

Elective Course

0

2

0

2

2

20

0

6

26

13

10

2

3

15

Contacthours

Credithours

Basic Sciences & Islamiat

FACULTY

Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali Ph.D. (Pak)

Prof. Dr. Siraj-ul-Islam Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali Ph.D. (Pak)Prof. Dr. Ali Muhammad Ph.D. (Pak)

Professors


Lecturers

Dr. Marjan-ud-Din Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Rehan Ali Shah Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Noor Badshah Ph.D. (UK)

Dr. Qayyum Shah Ph.D. (Malaysia)Mr. Said Anwar Shah M.Phil (Pak)Mr. Gul Shed M.Phil (Pak)Mr. Atta-ur-Rehman M.Phil (Pak)Mr. Jamal Nasir M.Phil (Pak)Mr. Iqbal-ud-Din Arif Utman M.Phil (Pak)Miss. Gulandam Farhat M.A. (Pak)Mr. Haseen Ullah Jan M.Phil (Pak)Mr. Ehtram-ul-Haq M.Phil (Pak)Miss. Shaista M.A. (Pak)

Mr. Kifayat Ullah M.Sc. (Pak)Mr. Javed Iqbal M.Phil (Pak)Dr. Muhammad Humayun Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Iltaf Hussain Ph.D. (Pak)Dr. Tufail Ahmed Khan Ph.D. (Pak)


Chairman

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Introduction Mission

The Department of Basic Sciences and Islamiat The Department of Basic Sciences and Islamiat UET, Peshawar came into existence in 1980. In aims at providing comprehensive knowledge of 2009, the Department took a big leap forward by basic scientific principles, mathematical tools and starting MS and PhD programs in applied mathe- developing the personalities of the students in matics. Since the inception of postgraduate every aspect of life. The curriculum focuses program in Mathematics, the Department is primarily on the development of the fundamen-producing a high quality of scholars meeting tal tools that are essential for all engineering national and international standards who are majors and strives to provide a strong founda-well versed with the needs of the society. In the tion, which allows the students to cope up with supportive role, the Department is involved in the basic mathematical and physical concepts of t e a c h i n g a w i d e r a n g e o f c o u r s e s i n engineering educations. The basic motive for the Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Social mission of this department is, “The discovery of sciences offered to undergraduate engineering wisdom and transmission of learning”. This de-students of the university. Being a degree partment provides an environment where awarding and a supporting department, the de- students can learn and become competent users partment carries a tremendous amount of of Mathematics and mathematical application, teaching and research load simultaneously. Physics, Chemistry and Social Sciences. In short,

the courses are not only meant for theoretical As it is regarded that Mathematics is the quintes-bases but for practical implementation as well. sence of science & engineering, thus, the role of Moreover, the department contributes to the the Department of Basic Sciences is not less than development of students, enabling them to any mainstream engineering Department. become lifelong learners, to continue to grow in Importance of non-engineering subjects in their chosen professions, and to function as pro-shaping and polishing of our engineers can be ductive citizens. Faculty in the department of well gauged by the fact that HEC (Higher Basic Science & Islamiat shares the belief that Education Commission) and PEC (Pakistan our research has two equally important aims: Engineering Council) have set a threshold of 33% contributing important new scientific knowledge share of non-engineering subjects in Bachelor of and training, inspiring new scientists and Engineering Degree Program. The Department of providing them research environment in the de-Basic Sciences and Islamiat is committed to ef-partment. In fulfilling this mission, the depart-fectively teach its 33 % share in all engineering ment creates an environment where the faculty disciplines in order to provide the engineering continues to grow as teachers and scholars. By students with a solid foundation, broad percep-dint of this the faculty provides public and pro-tion and incorporate in them the interwoven fessional services.ideas of integrated nature of sciences & engi-

neering as well as social aspects of professional Academic Programslife. ØS u p p o r t i n g a l l E n g i n e e r i n g & N o n -The Department has achieved highest productiv- Engineering Undergraduate Programs ity in terms of publications in well-reputed inter- ØMaster of Science in Applied Mathematics national journals, national and international (MS in Applied Mathematics)research collaborations, research grants and

ØD o c t o r o f P h i l o s o p h y i n A p p l i e d highest citations among different projects of UET, Mathematics (Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics)Peshawar. The Department of Basic Sciences and Islamiat, being an integral part of the engineer-

Laboratories ing program is committed to achieve academic excellence in teaching and scholarly endeavors, ØApplied Physicsas well as serving the academic community and ØApplied Mechanicssociety at large. Owing to its multi-disciplinary

ØGraduate Computer Lab:approach worldwide, the common boundaries of

Researchdifferent engineering disciplines with science and Faculty is actively involved in research in the mathematics are getting blurred. This automati-areas of Numerical Analysis, General Relativity & cally assigns a pivotal role to the Department of Cosmology, Image Processing, Fluid Dynamics, Basic Sciences and Islamiat UET, Peshawar.Applied Physics and Chemistry.


Scheme of Studies

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Course Code Course TitleS.No.Contact Hours

Lecture Lab.

Credit Hours

Total

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

BSI-111

BSI-101

BSI-110

BSI-122

BSI-142

BSI-231

BSI-242

BSI-242L

BSI-120

BSI-351

BSI-143

BSI-162

BSI-162L

BSI-181

BSI-181L

BSI-133

BSI-117

BSI-117L

BSI-142L

BSI-118

BSI-118L

BSI-221L

BSI-362

BSI-151

BSI-151L

BSI-243

BSI-173

BSI-232

BSI-116

BSI-116L

BSI-112

Linear Algebra

Islamic Studies

Pakistan Studies

Calculus



Numerical Analysis

Numerical Analysis

Professional Ethics

Statistics & Probability




Applied Physics

Applied Physics

Functional English







Complex Variables & Transform



Numerical Analysis & Computer Application

Calculus & Analytical Geometry

ODE & Linear Algebra

Applied Chemistry

Applied Chemistry

Vector Calculus

03

02

02

03

03

03

03

0

02

03

03

03

00

03

0

03

03

0

0

03

0

0

03

03

0

03

03

03

03

0

03

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

03

0

0

0

0

03

0

03

0

0

03

03

0

03

03

0

0

03

03

0

0

0

03

0

03

02

02

03

03

03

03

01

02

03

03

03

01

03

01

03

03

01

01

03

01

01

03

03

01

04

03

03

03

01

03

RULES & REGULATIONS


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1. GENERAL Examination Certificate from Afghanistan are Admission to B.Sc. Engineering shall be on the basis of merit. ineligible to apply for admission on OPEN The allocation of seats in each discipline of engineering in MERIT or any other RESERVED QUOTAS.Peshawar, Bannu, Abbottabad, Kohat and Jalozai Campuses is 2.2 Quota Seatsshown on Pages 62-63. Candidates admitted against any Candidates applying against reserved quotas must reserved quota in the Department of Electrical, Mechanical & fulfill the requirement of qualification mentioned in Civil Engineering (Peshawar Campus) shall be adjusted as 2.1 (c) above and also meet the following conditions: under:- (a) They must have domicile of the relevant area (a) Department of Electrical Engineering and meet the additional conditions of the

Communication: T hree Sections relevant quotas, stated in section 4, below.Power: One Section (b) B-Tech degree or 3 years Post-Matric

(b) Department of Mechanical Engineering Diploma of Associate Engineer, with atleast Three Sections 60% unadjusted marks. Such candidates are

(c) Department of Civil Engineering eligible for admission against the reserved Three Sections seats of Diploma Holders in their specific

field only.(C) C a n d i d a te s w i t h d o m i c i l e o f K hy b e r 2. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA must have Admission to B.Sc. Engineering shall be open to the following appeared in the Entrance Test conducted by categories of candidates:the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

2.1 Open Merit SeatsEducational Testing & Evaluation Agency

Candidates applying for admission on open merit (ETEA) Peshawar for the Academic Session

seats must meet the following conditions: 2020-21. The Entrance Test is valid for one (a) They must have Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Settled areas) academic year only.

domicile. (d) Candidates studying abroad and candidates (b) They must have appeared in the Entrance Test with domicile of other provinces, seeking

c o n d u c t e d b y t h e G o v e r n m e n t o f K hy b e r a d m i s s i o n o n re s e r ve d s e at s i n t h i s Pakhtunkhwa, Educational Testing and Evaluation University must have passed Scholastic Agency (ETEA) Peshawar for the Academic Session Aptitude Test (SAT-II) (Physics, Chemistry, 2020-21. The Entrance test is valid for one Mathematics) with a minimum score of 800 academic year only. (valid for two years) or appeared in the

(c) They must possess any one of the following entrance test from any other Pakistan qualifications: Engineering Council (PEC) accredited public (i) Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) certificate s e c to r e n g i n e e r i n g u n i ve rs i t y o f t h e

with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics respective province (valid for one academic and Chemistry from a recognized Board of year). Intermediate and Secondary Education in (e) Candidates belonging to AJK & Northern Pakistan with atleast 60% unadjusted marks. Areas and seeking admission against the

(ii) Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) certificate reserved seats in this University may appear with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics in the entrance test conducted by ETEA or and Computer Science from a recognized any other public sector, PEC accredited Board of Intermediate and Secondary engineering university in Pakistan.Education in Pakistan with atleast 60%

(f) Applications of candidates whose results are unadjusted marks. Such candidates are

not declared till the last date of submission eligible for admission to Computer Systems

of application form for admission shall not Engineering and Computer Science only.

be considered.(iii) A certificate equivalent to the Intermediate

Note: Applications for entrance test and admission (Pre-Engineering) examination with atleast complete in all respect must reach to the Directorate of 60% unadjusted marks. Such candidates shall Admissions on or before the closing dates announced. h a v e t o p r o d u c e “ E q u i v a l e n c e a n d 3. APPLICATION PROCEDUREConversion of Marks Certificate” issued by 3.1 Candidates belonging to categories 1, 2, 3, 12, the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen,

13, 14, 15, 19 (a, b, c & h) and 20 mentioned on Government of Pak istan , Min ist r y o f Page No. 62 and 63 are directed to submit their Ed u cat i o n , I s l a m a b a d , a l o n g w i t h t h e application forms for entrance test to the application form. Pakistani Nationals are Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main Campus, further required to have qualified the Peshawar on or before the last date advertised subjects of Islamiat, Pakistan Studies and for the purpose. Applications received after the Urdu at either SSC or Intermediate levels.closing date shall not be entertained. (iv) The candidates other than Afghan nationals Incomplete applications shall stand rejected. who have passed Baccalaureate Grade- 12

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3.2 3.2 Candidates applying under categories 4, 5, 6, 3.8 List of original documents to be submitted at the 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 20 time of admission. mentioned on Page No. 62 and 63 shall submit (i) Detailed Marks Certificate of Intermediate their applications through their nominating (Pre-Engineering) or equivalent examination agencies. Disciplines for these categories shall be on the basis of which admission is sought. In allotted by the nominating agencies. The case the examination consists of Part-I and University shall communicate the last date for Part-II, detailed marks certificates of each part the receipt of nominations to the concerned shall be submitted.nominating agencies. (ii) An equivalence/marks conversion certificate,

3.3 Candidates applying under categories 10, 11, 12, issued by the Inter-Board Committee of 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19 and 20 on Page No. 62 and Chairmen, Government of Pakistan, Ministry

of Education, Islamabad in case of candidates 63 having Khyber Pakhtunkhwa domiciles are also having passed equivalent examination from an eligible to compete on open merit. Separate institute outside Pakistan.application forms for applying under category 19

(iii) Original/Provisional certificate of Secondary will have to be submitted to the Directorate of School Certificate examination.Admissions, UET Main Campus, Peshawar on or

(iv) Detailed Marks Certificates of Secondary before the last date advertised for the purpose. School or equivalent examination.The candidates will have to appear in the

entrance test to be conducted by ETEA. (v) Domicile Certificate of the candidate.(vi) Hafiz-e-Quran Certificate (if applicable) from 3.4 Candidates applying under categories 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,

a recognized institution.8, 9, 16, 20 (d, e, f & g) mentioned on Page No. 62 (vii) Good Character Certificate from the Head of and 63 are ineligible to compete on open merit

institution most recently attended by the basis.candidate.3.5 Candidates applying for more than one category will

(viii) Computerized National Identity Card or submit separate applications on prescribed forms of Children Registration Certificate (CRC) of the reserved quotas for each additional category.candidate (Attested Photocopy). 3.6 Candidates selected for admission shall submit

(ix) Computerized National Identity Card of the original documents at the time of admission/ applicant's father/mother/guardian (Attested interview. Original documents of candidates shall be Photocopy).retained by the department concerned and shall be

(x) Migration Certificate from the concerned returned at the time of leaving the University. Board.Documents once submitted with application form

cannot be changed and shall be considered as final. (xi) Medical Fitness Certificate on prescribed The University will get all documents of admitted p ro fo r m a f ro m a re g i s te re d m e d i ca l students of university verified from concerned practitioner, at least MBBS.Boards/Institutions. The affiliated Engineering (xii) Income certificate of parents/guardian on Colleges shall be responsible for verification of prescribed proforma from a competent documents of their admitted students. authority.

(xiii) Undertaking on a Non-judicial stamp paper 3.7 List of documents (Attested Photocopies) to be worth Rs.30/- according to the prescribed submitted with Application Forms. p ro fo rma d u ly attested by th e Oath (i) DMCs of SSC and Intermediate (Pre-Engg/Pre-Commissioner for non-indulgence in politics Medical) Part-I & Part-II (Separate).on campuses.(ii) D M C o f A d d i t i o n a l M a t h e m a t i c s , ( i f

(xiv) A declaration signed by the candidate and applicable).countersigned by his/her father or guardian (iii) DMCs of B-Tech/Diploma of Associate (as the case may be) to the effect that E n g i n e e r ( D A E ) , i f a p p l i c a b l e ( A l l he/she would abide by the rules and examinations).regulations of the University and obey (iv) Original/Provisional Certificate of SSC.instructions issued to him/her from time to (v) Hafiz-e-Quran Certificate from a recognized time by the University Authorities.institution (if applicable).

(xv) For in-service candidates, permission letter (vi) Domicile Certificate of the Candidate.and evidence of leave for the study period (vii) Father's/Mother's/Guardian's Computerized from their employer.National Identity Card.

(viii) Computerized National Identity Card or 4. RESERVED SEATSChildren Registration Certificate (CRC) of the Note: Diploma Holders / B.Tech Graduates are also eligible applicant. for admission against reserved quotas.

(ix) Good Character Certificate from the institute 4.1 Federally Administered Tribal Areas (erstwhile last attended.

FATA)In addition to the above documents, five recent passport size M i n i s t r y o f S t a t e s a n d F r o n t i e r R e g i o n s (passport style) coloured photographs of the candidate must Government of Pakistan, Islamabad, shall make be submitted.nominations of candidates. Candidates who fulfill

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eligibility conditions may apply to the Directorate 4.9 Air Force Seatof Admissions, UET, Main Campus, Peshawar for Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility Entrance Test as well as admissions on the criteria shall be made by the Rear Air Head-prescribed forms, on or before the closing dates. quarters, Peshawar.10% seats in this category are reserved for

4.10 Diploma Holder Seatscandidates who have passed their SSC and

Candidates must have domicile certificate of settled Intermediate examinat ion from educat ional Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and possess B.Tech Institutions located within erstwhile FATA, while Degree or 3 years Post Matric Diploma of Associate 90% seats will go to candidates having erstwhile Engineer (DAE) in the same technology, and FATA domicile certificates. As per admission policy obtained atleast 60% unadjusted marks. They are 2012-13, all the erstwhile FATA candidates admitted ineligible to apply against the seats reserved for in this University shall be required to furnish an open merit. However, they will apply to Directorate undertaking on stamp-paper worth Rs.100/- as per of Admissions, UET, Peshawar for entrance test and proforma available in the application form.admission against their reserved seats on separate

4.2 Merged Areas of Hazara Division prescribed form on or before the closing dates.Candidates who fulfill eligibility conditions may

4.11 Foreign Applicantsapply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main Nominat ion shal l be rece ived through the Campus, Peshawar for Entrance Test and admission Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Finance & on separate prescribed forms on or before the Economic Affairs (Economic Affairs Division), closing dates. Candidates applying against seats I s l a m a b a d . A p p l i c a t i o n f o r m s s h o u l d b e under this category must have passed their SSC accompanied by a certificate from an appropriate and Intermediate examination from educational authority of the applicant's country that the institutions located within the concerned areas. applicant is a bonafide citizen and is financially Candidates having domicile certificate from Kala sound to meet the expenditure on his/her studies.Dhaka are also eligible to apply against these seats.

4.12 Sons/Daughters of Employees of UET4.3 Azad Jammu & KashmirThe admission of sons/daughters of employees of Nomination of candidates fulfilling eligibility UET who fulfill eligibility criteria shall be made criteria shall be made by the Nomination Board, strictly on merit interse.G o v e r n m e n t o f A z a d J a m m u & K a s h m i r, (a) Sons/daughters of the following categories Muzaffarabad.

of employees are eligible to apply:4.4 Gilgit Baltistan (i) Permanent employees of UET who are

Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility confirmed in their service, and have criteria shall be made by the Director of Education, atleast 3 years continuous service to Gilgit Baltistan. their credit on the last date of

submiss ion of appl icat ion forms. 4.5. Balochistan ProvinceAdopted children/ dependents are

Nominations against the six (6) seats of candidates ineligible for admission against these

who fulfill the eligibility criteria shall be made by seats.

the Director of Colleges, Higher & Technical (ii) Retired employees who have served

Education, Govt. of Balochistan, Quetta. The the University for atleast 10 years.

nominations against the five (5) seats in self-(iii) Deceased employees who died while in

sustained Departments shall be made by the service of the University, provided they

Higher Education Commission, Islamabad.were confirmed in their appointment at the time of death.4.6 Punjab Province

(iv) Employees serving on contract basis Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility with at least five years cumulative criteria shall be made by the Secretary to service in this University.G o v e r n m e n t o f P u n j a b , H i g h e r Ed u c a t i o n

(b) The Sons/Daughters of following employees Department, Lahore. The candidates may contact are ineligible.Deputy Registrar, UET, Lahore.(I) Those who have been dismissed,

4.7 Sindh Province removed or terminated from service.Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria shall (ii) Serving on deputation basis at UET.apply for admission to their concerned engineering

(c) The wards of UET, Peshawar regu lar universities. The nominations shall be made by the

employees are exempted from Registration Section Officer (C&PS& Literacy), Government of

fee for Summer Semester/Winter Semester Sindh, Education Department, Karachi. in the deficient Course(s).

4.8 Army Seats 4.13 Sons/Daughters of Employees of KP Agricultural Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility University, Peshawar, Islamia College University criteria shall be made by the GHQ, Rawalpindi. Peshawar and Gomal University, D.I.Khan.




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Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility (i) Pakistan Color Holder.criteria shall be made by the respective nominating (ii) Pakistan Combined Boards Team.authorities of the KPK Agricultural University, (iii) All Pakistan Inter Boards Champion-Islamia College University and Gomal University on shipor before the last date fixed for the purpose. (iv) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Senior Champ-

ionship (under the auspices of PSB).4.14 District Kohistan

(v) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Junior Champ-Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria may

ionship (under theauspices of PSB).apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main

(vi) Inter-Colleges Board Tournament.Campus, Peshawar for entrance test and admission

(vii) Supporting sports certificates:on separate prescribed forms on or before the

Inter Colleges University Tournament.closing dates. Candidates applying against seats

Any player who represented HEC under this category must have passed their SSC

team.and Intermediate examinations from educational

Any player who represented institutions located within District Kohistan.

University team. Inter-Schools (All Pakistan, Regional, 4.15 District ChitralDivisional, District Tournaments)Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria may

(b) Field performance test is compulsory for apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main those candidates who have selected by the Campus, Peshawar for entrance test and admission Sports Selection Committee.on separate forms on or before the closing dates.

(c) Selection on “Sports seat” will be purely Candidates applying against seats under this provisional and shall be regularized on the category must have passed the i r SSC and production of the original certificates.Intermediate examinations from educational

(d) Based on the order of achievements if there institutions located within District Chitral.is a tie between two or more candidates,

4.16 Gadoon Amazai Area t h e i r s u p p o r t i n g c e r t i f i c a t e s w i l l b e Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria may considered. In case of further tie a candidate apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main with achieve-ment in individual event will get Campus, Peshawar for entrance test and admission p r e f e r e n c e o v e r a c a n d i d a t e w i t h on separate prescribed forms on or before the achievement in team event.closing dates. Candidates applying against seats (e) The membership certificate of each sport under this category must have passed their SSC team should contain the name of player, and Intermediate examinations from educational sport, team represented and the year of institutions located within Gadoon Amazai Area. representation.

(f) The Championship certificate of one sports 4.17 Federal Capital Area

team should contain the name of the player, Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility

s p o r t , t e a m r e p r e s e n t e d , n a m e o f criteria shall be made by the Government of

event/category/class in which player secured Pakistan, Ministry of Education, Islamabad.

championship, year of championship and position. 4.18 District Shangla

(g) Candidates admitted under this category will Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria may be required to produce an affidavit to the apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main effect that they will represent the University Campus, Peshawar for entrance test and admission in their respective games/sports whenever on separate prescribed forms on or before the called upon to do so and that they would not closing dates. Candidates applying against seats play as professional or represent any other under this category must have passed their SSC public/private institute on part time/full time and Intermediate examinations from educational basis. The required affidavit will be produced institutions located within District Shangla.on judicial stamp paper of Rs. 30/- duly 4.19 Sports Seatssigned by the Notary Public.Two seats have been reserved against this category

(h) If a player posses higher sports certificates in on gender equity basis (i.e. one for male and one addition to the priority list from (i) to (vi), for female candidates). Candidates who fulfill the the Sports Selection Committee and the eligibility conditions may apply to the Directorate Sports experts of the Committee wi l l of Admissions, UET, Main Campus Peshawar for determine the merit of that certificate and entrance test and admission on separate prescribed the decision of the Committee will be forms on or before the closing dates. Candidates considered as f inal. Special trai ls and applying against seats under this category must be

domiciled in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa / erstwhile FATA. interview will be conducted for this category (a) The candidates who have remained as of players in order to determine whether the

members of following teams shall be eligible certificate and the game level of the player to apply under this category. The order of (candidate) could prove the standard or not. preference shall be as follows.

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The Committee shall have the powers to atleast 60% unadjusted marks in intermediate (Pre-accept or reject such certificate after the Engineering or equivalent examination). Diploma

Holders, in the same technologies, are also eligible to process of checking and verifications as apply for admission with atleast 60% unadjusted marks. above.The Disciplines shall be allotted according to their (i) Those students who have participated and technologies. Candidates are exempted from the achieved sports certificates in the games requirement of Entrance Test.ment ioned be low wi l l be e l ig ib le for

admission against the sports seats/quota 4.22 Reservation of 03 (Three) seats for OIC under Higher reserved for sportsmen/sportswomen: Education Commission scholarship program “Academic Cr icket , Footba l l , Hockey, Basketba l l , and Research Linkages Bilateral Agreement”Volleyball, Athletics, Badminton, Table Tennis,

Total 03 (three) seats are reserved for the students of Tennis, Squashleast developed countries of Organization of Islamic In addition to the above games, preference Countries (OIC) under Higher Education Commission will also be given to those individual events scholarship program “Academic and Research Linkages and team events, which are not mentioned in Bilateral Agreement”. the games list, but played in the All Pakistan

I n t e r - U n i v e r s i t i e s C h a m p i o n s h i p / 4.23 Reservation of 05 (Five) seats for Sri Lankan Students tournaments. under “Pak-Sri Lanka Higher Education cooperation

(j) The following Committee shall make selection Program”of students for admission against sports 05 (five) seats in the following disciplines have been seats. reserved for Sri Lankan students under “Pak-Sri Lanka (I) Director/Assistant Director Sports, UET, Higher Education cooperation Program” in UET

Peshawar. Peshawar for the academic year 2020-21 through a merit (ii) Provost, UET, Peshawar. based selection process:(iii) Director, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports

1. Electrical Engineering (Main Campus) = 01 SeatBoards.2. Mechanical Engineering (Main Campus) = 01 Seat

3.Civil Engineering (Jalozai Campus) = 02 SeatNote: If none of the candidates fulfills the above-mentioned criteria, the seats shall remain vacant. 4. Computer Systems Engg. = 01 Seat

4.20 Disabled Persons Nomination against these seats shall be made by the Candidates may apply to the Directorate of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad.Admissions, UET, Main Campus, Peshawar for

5. ENTRANCE TESTE nt ra n c e Te st a n d a d m i s s i o n o n s e p a rate

5.1 The Entrance Test will be conducted by the prescribed forms on or before the closing dates. Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Educational Candidates must have Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Testing & Evaluation Agency (ETEA), Peshawar. domicile. The candidate will provide disability

5.2 (a) Only candidates belonging to Khyber certificate issued by District Assessing Board, Pakhtunkhwa/ erstwhile FATA/AJK/Northern Health Department, Government of Khyber Areas are eligible to appear in the Entrance Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar. Selection will be made by Test who fulfill either of the following Admission Committee strictly on the basis of conditions.academic merit of the candidate declared disabled

(b) Candidates who have passed Intermediate by the Medical Board.

(Pre-Engg) examination from a recognized 4.21 Reservation of 23 (Twenty three) additional seats Board of Intermediate and Secondary

under scheme Govt. of Pakistan "Award of 2000 Education (B.I.S.E.) in Pakistan or any other equivalent examination and have obtained Scholarships for Afghan Nationals" for the atleast 60% unadjusted marks.Academic Session 2020-21.

(c) Candidates, who have passed three years 23 (Twenty three) additional seats in the following Post-Maric Diploma of Associate Engineer disciplines have been reserved for Afghan Nationals for (DAE) or B-Tech Examination and have admission to B.Sc Engineering for the Academic Session obtained atleast 60% un-adjusted marks.2020-21 under the Federal Govt. Program, "Award of (d) Candidates who have appeared in Part-II of 2000 Scholarships for Afghan Refugees": Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) examination 1. Department of Agricultural Engg: ........... 10 seats or 3 years Diploma in Associate Engineer 2. Department of Mining Engg: .................. 10 seats (DAE) or B-Tech examination and are 3. Department of Architecture ................... 03 seats awaiting their results, are also eligible to Total 23 seats appear for entrance test. However all other Nominations against these seats shall be made by the admission conditions will be applicable.Director (Academics), Govt. of Pakistan, HEC, Islamabad. (e) Candidates belonging to Federal Capital, Afghan Nationals seeking admission against the above Punjab, Sindh, AJK, Gilgit Baltistan and reserved quota must fulfill the eligibility requirements of Balochistan are eligible to apply and appear

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in the ETEA entrance test for admission only d) In determining the merit of an applicant having against the 05 seats reserved in each Intermediate (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an disc ipl ine at U.E.T Peshawar on non- additional subject, the marks obtained in the subsidized basis for candidates other than subject of Biology will be replaced by those Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. obtained in Mathematics. Marks obtained in

5.3 The Entrance Test paper shall consist of 200 MCQs mathematics as an additional subject, percentage as per following detail: will be used in calculation of merit score.(a) Mathematics ........................... 60 MCQs However, candidates whose exams/results are (b) Chemistry or awaited, their applications will be processed on

Computer Science .................. 60 MCQs Biology marks basis on provisional grounds subject (c) Physics .................................... 60 MCQs to the condition that they must fulfill admission (d) English ................................... 20 MCQs criteria and formalities as per defined timeline for Each correct answer will carry 4 marks and for each the said purpose by the university.wrong answer one mark will be deducted. e) Candidates who cancelled their papers in 1st year

5.4 The Entrance Test Admit Card will be issued to in 2019 with the hope to improve in 2nd year each eligible candidate at the cost of Rs. 3500/- 2020, will also be processed on Hope Certificate (if (Rupees thirty five hundred only). This money is needed) however they will fulfill all admission non-refundable. formalit ies as per defined schedule of the

5.5 Candidates who have passed Intermediate university. examination with the subject of Computer Science 6.2 The interse merit of candidates applying for and intend to apply for admission in Computer reserved categories/seats shall also be determined Systems Engineering and Computer Science & IT on the basis of Entrance Test, Intermediate or may take entrance test in Computer Science as a equivalent and SSC marks as in the case of open subject instead of Chemistry. merit.

5.6 The result of the Entrance Test will be displayed on 6.3 To determine merit, total marks obtained by a the Main Notice Board of the UET, Main Campus, candidate in Intermediate Examination shall be P e s h a w a r a n d U n i v e r s i t y w e b s i t e adjusted in the manner given below:http://www.enggentrancetest.pk. (a) For each additional attempt to pass or to

5.7 (a) All candidates seeking admission to Engineering improve Intermediate examination, (Part-I & Institutions in private sector within the Part-II), candidates will lose 10 marks. geographical territory of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa However, in any case, the total deduction of wil l have to appear in the Centralized marks under this clause shall not exceed 20.Entrance Test to be conducted by ETEA. (b) Candidates taking Mathematics as additional

(b) Candidates hailing from other Provinces will subject shall also lose 10 marks.be considered for admission if they appear in

(c) If a candidate is Hafiz-e-Quran, he/she will the Central ized Entrance Test of their

get additional twenty marks, provided that Province.

he/she qualifies the test conducted by the 6. DETERMINATION OF MERIT Admission Committee on the date and time 6.1 Merit of candidates will be determined according notified for the purpose.

to the following criteria: 6.4 In case of a tie in any merit position for admission, (i) 10% weightage to the marks obtained in Intermediate/ equivalent

SSC Examination examination shall over-ride. In case of a further tie, the age of the applicants shall be the criteria and (ii) 40% weightage to marks the older candidate shall get preference.in Part-I of Intermediate

or equivalent examination Examination x 4 7. ADMISSION PROCEDURE(adjusted marks) 7.1 The Directorate of Admissions shall call applications

(iii) 50% weightage to for admission to B.Sc. Engineering. The Admission entrance test in Entrance Test x 5 Committee shall process all valid applications

received for admission to B.Sc. Engineering. a) In case the candidate has completed his/her 7.2 Admission of candidates shall be based on their intermediate or equivalent qualification in 2019-20

choice of disciplines and campuses given in the or before, their Part-I result will be used in application form.computation of Aggregate score calculation.

7.3 Provisional merit list will be prepared and displayed b) In case of foreign qualification/Cambridge system on the Notice Board of the University Main of education/equivalent, letter grade will be Campus, Peshawar and Univers i ty Webs i te converted to percent marks by IBCC formula. IBCC http://www.enggentrancetest.pk.equivalent certificate is required to be submitted

7.4 The provisionally selected candidates will be after admission.informed through notification on University official c) In case of Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) webpage http://www.enggentrancetest.pk and stream: 40 % weight in merit aggregate score will display on University’s Notice Board. It is the be calculated based on 1st year and 2nd year responsibly of candidates to check the Notice results only.

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Boards at University’s Main Campus, Peshawar University students register and registration cards /University official webpage and appear for issued to them in token thereof.interview on the date announced. 7.13 Affiliated Engineering Colleges/Institutions shall

7.5 (a) Candidates can change/update their prefer- also provide within 60 days of the last date of ences order before the 1st open merit list at admission, a complete list of admitted students and Data Rectification Stage. other information as per prescribed proforma, for

(b) Correct ion/Rect i f i cat ion form wi l l be approval of the Vice-Chancellor, through Directorate available at Admission Directorate on a of Admissions and shall deposit the prescribed fee payment of Rs. 100/-. for obtaining registration card of their students.

(c) Copy of previously submitted form will be 7.14 Affiliated Engineering Colleges/Institutions shall required to be attached with correction/ follow the University rules and regulations for rectification form. admission.

(d) Candidate will be verified with his/her 7.15 Disciplines and campuses allotted to candidates at picture on “submitted form” at collection the end of admission process shall be final and window. shall not be changed.

7.6 Selected candidates are required to report for 7.16 No change of Discipline/Campus shall be allowed interview/admission alongwith their parents / on mutual basis.guardian. Candidates will be required to complete 7.17 A bonafide student of this University who joins any admission formalities on the same date, failing other Department/Institution or Academy for the which the seat shall fall vacant. purpose of study shall be liable for immediate

7.7 Subsequent to completion of first phase of cancellation of his/her admission.admission process, adjustment of seats will be 7.18 Changes made in rules or regulations after printing carried out and provisionally admitted students will of this prospectus shall be deemed to be part of be allotted disciplines of their higher choices the prospectus.strictly on merit subject to the availability of vacant 7.19 Petitions against decisions of the Admission seats. Committee shall be heard in Peshawar High Court,

7.8 Subsequent revised merit lists will only be displayed Peshawar.on the Notice Board of University's Main Campus, Note:Peshawar. No separate offer letters will be issued in Applicants are themselves responsible for checking the this regard. Applicants are themselves responsible Notice Boards of UET, Main Campus, Peshawar/University to check the notice boards and complete admission official website www.enggentrancetest.pk for Merit List and formalities by the last date notified, failing which completing admission formalities within specified time limit. the seats will fall vacant. Newspaper advertisements are for the convenience of the

7.9 Classes will commence on the date notified by the applicants only.University.

8.7.10 The Admission Committee will recommend names of provisionally selected candidates to the Vice-

F i rst f ive (05) seats in Computer Systems Chancellor for approval. Admission of candidates Engineering (Peshawar), Industrial Engineering will be confirmed after the completion of admission (Peshawar) , E lectr ica l procedure.

7.11 (a) The admission process, including adjustment (Peshawar) and of seats, shall be completed before the

Architecture (Abbottabad) will be offered on commencement of the classes.(b) Candidates applying for admission on subsidized basis as financial assistance based on

reserved seats must complete all the aggregate score at the time of admission. However, admission formalities within 10 days from the financial assistance for next three years each the date of commencement of classes. No . will be calculated based on CGPA of last two admission against any reserved quota shall consecutive semesters. Admission cancellation of be allowed after 10 days of the commence- any student will not extend the financial assistance ment of classes. of top-5 scheme to the next student, once

(c) The Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation admission is closed of that particular session.of the may allow late

9. ADMISSION OF FOREIGN NATIONALSadmission/adjustment, in individual cases

9.1 Foreign applicants seeking admission should send depending upon the merit of each case upto

their applications to Ministry of Finance and 15 days after the commencement of classes,

Economic Affa irs , Government of Pakistan, 7.12 Within 60 days of the last date of admission,

Islamabad. A certificate should accompany the particulars of candidates shall be reported to the

application form, from an appropriate authority of Vice-Chancellor on the prescribed form alongwith

the applicant's country, to the effect that the the recommendations of the Admission Committee

applicant is a bonafide citizen of that country and is for approval. After approval of the Vice-Chancellor

financially sound to meet the expenditure on the names of candidates shall be entered in the

his/her studies.

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9.2 Foreign applicants shall be required to join the migration from abroad) where from he/she is University within 15 days from the date of their seeking admission by migration.arrival in Pakistan alongwith valid study visa, failing 10.3 The applicant produces a No Objection Certificate which their nominations shall be cancelled. from the University/College/ Institution, where

9.3 The Higher Education Commission (HEC), Islamabad, he/she has been studying, alongwith a statement of shall issue Foreign Students Identity Cards. The total number of lectures attended by the applicant, students shall return these cards to HEC, Islamabad and the syllabi of courses studied in order to after completion of their studies. determine equivalence for admission.

9.4 Candidates possessing Tourist/Invalid Visas are 10.4 The applicant submits a certificate confirming that ineligible for admission. the student has not been debarred from taking

9.5 Ten additional seats have been reserved for Foreign University examination, nor has been expelled/ Candidates on Self -Sustained Program. The rusticated from the institution from which he/she nominations shall be made by Higher Education intends to migrate and that no disciplinary action is Commission (HEC), Islamabad. pending against him/her.

9.6 Afghan Refugees registered in Pakistan with NADRA 10.5 The Head of the Department concerned is nominated by Government of Pakistan, Higher agreeable to accept the applicant considering Education Commission, Islamabad, against Self physical facilities in the department and the Sustained Program or nominated by Government of evaluation of his academic record.Pakistan Ministry of Finance and Economics Affairs, 10.6 While determining the equivalence of subjects, the Islamabad against their reserved seats on Technical Chairman may direct a student to repeat those Assistance Program, must fulfill the eligibility courses in which the candidate has been found conditions of at least 60% un-adjusted marks in deficient.Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) or equivalent 10.7 The Candidates domiciled in Khyber Pakhtun-examination subject to qualifying the Entrance Test khwa/erstwhile FATA shall be given preference.conducted by UET Peshawar through ETEA. 10.8 (a) No migration shall be allowed in first, second,

9.7 Foreign students seeking admission in B.Sc seventh and eighth semesters of B.Sc. Engine-Engineering are required to Pass SAT-I and SAT-II or

ering.E nt ra n c e te st co n d u c te d by p u b l i c s e c to r

(b) Not more than a maximum of 50% of credit Engineering University.

hours required for the degree program should 9.8 Foreign students must have stayed and studied

be transferred.abroad phys ica l ly and have passed Higher

(c) Applicant for migration to a particular semester Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent

must have already studied and passed all examination with at least 60% aggregate marks in

courses equivalent to the courses taught in the subjects of English, Physics, Chemistry and

earlier semesters at this University with a Mathematics. There shall be no exception to this

minimum of CGPA of 2.00 with the exception requirement under PTAP.

of a maximum of two courses. If migration is 9.9 If any of the particulars given by the foreign student

allowed, the student must pass the deficient in his/her application form for admission are found courses.incorrect or facts suppressed his/her admission will

10.9 The application for migration is based on such be cancelled and the Govt: of Pakistan or University changes in c i rcumstances, which render i t shall not accept any liability what so ever in this practically impossible for a student to continue regard. his/her studies in his/her parent Institution.9.10 Total eight (08) floating seats are resevered for

10.10 The candidate should satisfy the minimum merit of Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) with a maximum of that discipline/ Department for the session i.e. SSC, three (03) students per discipline. The nomination Intermediate and Entrance Test Marks.shall be made by the Government of Pakistan,

Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Division, 10.11 Migration of a candidate domiciled in Khyber Islamabad. Pakhtunkhwa/ erstwhile FATA admitted in any

Engineering University/College on the quota basis 10 ADMISSION BY MIGRATIONmay be considered if the nominating agency issues The Admission Committee shall, on payment of a No Objection Certificate to the candidate.Rs.800,000/- (Rupees Eight hundred thousand only)

10.12 No migration is allowed on "mutual" basis.in lump sum as migration fee, recommend admission on migration basis to a student within 15 10.13 No migration shall be allowed between various days of the commencement of semester. The campuses of the University, and from the affiliated admission by migration shall be allowed from PEC Engineering Colleges.a c c r e d i t e d p u b l i c s e c t o r E n g i n e e r i n g 11. CANCELLATION OF ADMISSIONUniversity/College / Institute provided that;

11.1 A bonafide student of this University may apply in 10.1 The admission is possible in the same discipline.

p e rs o n , o r t h ro u g h p a re n t s /g u a rd i a n , fo r 10.2 The applicant is a bonafide student of public sector

cancellation of admission on a non-judicial stamp institution accredited by PEC, Islamabad or PEC

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Certif icate. The Chairman of the concerned 13.4 Only candidates of this university shall be allowed department shall cancel the admission of the to take admission in the second stream.

13.5 Candidates shal l be charged fu l l academic student.year/semester tuition fee and user charges.11.2 Cancellation of admission in case of students

13.6 Candidates shall be registered for courses rather admitted in other campuses of the University shall than for classes. They will be required to clear be done by the senior most Dean, Faculty of those subjects of the concerned stream that they Engineering through Directorate of Admissions on have not studied in the first stream.the recommendat ions o f the Cha i rman of

13.7 Candidates, who have passed first stream, shall be Department concerned.admitted in the fifth semester for the second

11.3 In case of Cancellation of Admission under Clauses stream. However, they will get credit of the

11.1, 11.2, a student can appeal for re-admission, common courses already studied in the first

to be considered by the Committee constituted for stream. Candidate of second stream may opt to

this purpose, within a period of one Academic year take an examination in any subject in which they

a f t e r t h e c a n c e l l a t i o n o f a d m i s s i o n . T h e are exempted for having passed it during their first

recommendations of the committee shall be stream. It should, however, be made clear that

considered by Admission Committee for final previous results of the subjects shall become

decision.invalid, once they opt to re-sit in the same.

11.4 In case the admission of 1st semester student is 12.8 Admission shall be granted within 15 days of the cancelled due to any reason, the rules regarding commencement of fifth semester of the second Un ivers i ty fee/d u es ch argeab le/refu n d ab le stream.mentioned on Page-72 of the prospectus 2020-21 13.9 Candidates applying under this category are eligible will be applicable. Whereas in all other cases the for admission within two academic years after University fees/dues will be charged up to the last passing the B.Sc. Electrical engineering in the first semester attended. stream.

13.10 Applications on prescribed form shall be received 11.5 Students seeking cancellation of admission will on or before the last date to be announced for the have to submit Clearance Certificate alongwith purpose.other documents for admission cancellation.

14. ADMISSION IN SECOND DISCIPLINE OF B.Sc 12. FREEZING OF SEMESTERENGINEERING

12.1 He/She will apply within 15 days of start of the 14.1 Candidates seeking admission in second discipline

classes.should have passed their first discipline by

12.2 He/She will be allowed to clear subjects /improve grades obtaining minimum 2.5 CGPA from any recognized prior to “Freezing of Semester”. Engineering University/College. However, they will

12.3 The student shall pay freezing fee for each the semester.be required to clear those subjects of B.Sc.

12.4 A student can avail maximum of two (2) opportunities of Engineering that they have not studied in first

freezing a semester. However, the number of discipline.

opportunities will be three (3) for students mentioned in 14.2 Candidates should be registered for courses rather

last paragraph of clause 7.2 on P. 66. than for classes.

12.5 Freezing of first semester is not allowed except for 14.3 Admission shall be granted within 15 days of the

students mentioned in last paragraph of clause 7.2 (b) on commencement of first semester of the second

P. 66. discipline. However, they will get credit of the

12.6 The duration of freezing will be one year. If a student common courses already studied in the first

freezes a semester(s), he/she will resume his/her studies discipline.

from the same stage where he/she left (froze), except for 14.4 Candidates possessing domicile other than Khyber

students mentioned in last paragraph of clause 7.2 (b) on Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA and those from

P. 66. foreign countries may be considered for admission

12.7 The maximum duration of the degree program shall in second branch of B.Sc. Engineering. However,

remain the same.candidates from foreign countries will be required

13. PERMISSION FOR SECOND STREAM OF ELECTRICAL to produce NOC from their respective embassies ENGINEERING and Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Finance & Graduates of Electrical engineering in Power Economic Affairs, Islamabad.Engineering are allowed to complete course 14.5 Each Department may admit a total of 7 candidates requirements of Communication Engineering, and in second-degree course. Admission for candidates vice-versa, under the following conditions: w h o h a v e d o m i c i l e o t h e r t h a n K h y b e r

13.1 Candidates seeking admission in second stream Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA, and candidates from should have passed B.Sc. Electrical Engineering foreign countries, shall be limited to two in each with a 3.00 CGPA. department.

12.2 The admission shall be granted on merit. The merit 14.6 Tuition fee/other user charge shall be charged as shall be determined on the basis of CGPA. under:

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khwa/erstwhile FATA domicile shall be admission. If any incorrect or false statement or charged a sum of Rs. 18,000/- (Rupees suppression of facts is detected after a candidate eighteen thousand) per semester at the time has been granted admission, his/her admission of registration, in addition to the normal shall be cancelled and he/she shall be liable to any tuition fee & user charges. other disciplinary or legal action, which the

(b) Candidates having domicile other than University may deem fit. A student shall be Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA, and expelled from the University at any time during the Foreign students shall be charged a sum of course of his/her studies, if for any reason, it is Rs. 500,000 (Rupees five hundred thousands) found that he/she was not entitled to admission in in lump sum at the time of admission, in this University. A student expelled under this clause addition to the normal tuition fee/user shall not be eligible to seek admission again in this charges. university. Moreover, all the fees, funds and other

14.7 Candidates for the second-degree Program may opt user charges deposited by him shall be forfeited in to register for any subject in which they are favour of the University. Further, no show cause exempted for having passed it during their first- notice shall be issued in this regard.degree Program. Previous results of the subjects 16.7 A student will cease to be a regular student as shall become invalid, once they opt to re-sit in the soon as his/her final semester examination is same. concluded. Such a student shall not be entitled for

privileges reserved for regular students.15. MIGRATION TO OTHER ENGINEERING

16.8 The University makes all possible efforts for the UNIVERSITIES/ COLLEGES

safety of the students. However, the University 15.1 A student after taking admission in this University

shall not be responsible in the event of any injury, may be allowed to migrate to other institutions

damages or loss to a student resulting from any after obtaining No Objection Certificate from the

cause, whatsoever, during the course of study.U n i v e r s i t y A c a d e m i c S e c t i o n o n t h e

16.9 Students are required to know the rules and recommendat ions o f the Cha i rman of the

regulations mentioned in this prospectus and department.

notified from time to time. Ignorance of rules and 15.2 No migration certificate shall be issued unless the

regulations does not absolve them of their student has cleared all the university dues.

responsibilities.Migration certificate shall be issued after the

16.10 Interpretation of these rules and regulations by cancellation of admission in the department in

authorized officers of the University shall be final.which the student is studying.

15.3 No migration certificate shall be issued to a student who has been debarred from taking university examination or has been expelled or rusticated, so long as the punishment remains enforced.

16. SPECIAL PROVISIONS16.1 In all cases where these regulations are silent, the

decision of the Vice Chancellor shall be final.16.2 This prospectus applies to all undergraduate

students admitted during the session 2020-21 onward. Any subsequent change/alteration in the rules made by the competent authority shall also be applicable.

16.3 The University authorities reserve the rights to make any changes in the existing statutes, regulations, rules, fee structure, allocation of seats and course of study that may be considered necessary at any time without prior notice.

16.4 No student is allowed to maintain simultaneous enrolment in any other Program of studies in other educational institutions.

16.5 In case a student enrolled in this University is found to be a regular student of some other institution, his/her admission in this University shall be cancelled.

16.6 If any of the particulars given by the candidate in his/her application for admission is found incorrect or facts suppressed, he/she shall be refused



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1. GENERAL

Admission to non-engineering Program shall be advertised alongwith other undergraduate Programs. Applications for admission should be submitted to the Directorate of Admissions, at UET Main Campus on or before the last date announced for the purpose. Currently, the University offers the following disciplines under non-engineering Program:

1. Five-Years Program of Bachelor of Architecture (Abbottabad Campus) .......................... 59 Seats 5. ADJUSTMENT OF MARKS

2. Four-Years Program of Bachelor of Computer Science To determine merit, total marks obtained by a candidate in (Peshawar Campus) ................ 58 Seats Intermediate Examination shall be adjusted in the manner

given below:3. Four-Years Program of Bachelor of Computer Science (Jalozai Campus) ................ 50 Seats 5.1 For each additional attempt to pass or to improve

2. ELIGIBILITY Intermediate Examination (Part-I and Part-II), candidates shall lose ten marks. However, in any 2.1 Candidates must have the domicile of Khyber case, the total deduction of marks shall not exceed Pakhtunkhwa or erstwhile FATA.20.2.2. Candidates who have passed Intermediate (Pre-

5.2 Candidates taking Mathematics as additional Engineering) or equivalent examination and have subject shall also lose 10 marksobtained at least 60% unadjusted marks with any

5.3 If a candidate is Hafiz-e-Quran, he/she will get 20 of the following combinations are eligible to apply marks, provided that he/she qualifies the test for admission to non-engineering program-mes:conducted by the Admission Committee on the a. Physics, Mathematics, Chemistrydate and time notified for the purpose.

b. Physics, Mathematics, Computer ScienceIn case of tie in any merit position to the selection for

2.3 Diploma holders who have obtained at least 60% a d m i s s i o n , t h e m a r k s o b t a i n e d i n t h e unadjusted marks in Diploma of Architecture or Intermediate/equivalent examination shall be Civil Technology are also eligible for admission to considered for merit. In case of further tie, the age of the Bachelor of Architecture Program. applicants shall be the criteria and the older candidate

3. ENTRANCE TEST shall get higher merit.Candidates for non-engineering Programs shall have to

6. ADMISSION PROCEDUREappear in the Entrance Test to be conducted by ETEA. There

6.1 A d m i s s i o n C o m m i t t e e s h a l l c o n s i d e r a l l shall be no pass marks in the ETEA Test.

applications received for admission and prepare a merit list. The merit list shall be displayed on the 4. DETERMINATION OF MERITNotice Board of the Main Campus of the University on the date announced.4.1 Computer Science & Information Technology

Merit of candidates will be determined according to the 6.2 Selected candidates will be informed through following criteria: notification on University official webpage/display

on notice board/SMS. Candidates are responsible (a) 10% weightage to Percent marksto complete admission by the last date as per SSC Examination in SSC x 1schedule of interviews.

(b) 40% weightage to Percent marks 6.3 Any seats falling vacant in the first phase of Intermediate Part-I or Intermediate

admission will be offered to the next candidates in equivalent examination x 4order of merit.(adjusted marks)

6.4 Classes will commence on the date notified by the (c) 50% weightage to Percent marks in University.entrance test Entrance Test x 5

6.5 No further admission will be allowed after the commencement of classes.

Note:

Applicants are themselves responsible for checking the Notice Boards of UET, Main Campus, Peshawar/University official website www.enggentrancetest.pk for Merit List and completing admission formalities within specified time limit. Newspaper advertisements are for the convenience of the applicants only.

(c) 35% weightage to Percent marks in entrance test Entrance Test x 3.5

(d) 15% weightage to Percent marks in

Interview Entrance Test x 1.5

Note:

In case of Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) in Civil: 40% weightage in merit aggregate score will be calculated based on 1st year and 2nd year results only.

in Part-I

4.2 Bachelor of ArchitectureMerit of candidates will be determined according to the following criteria:

(a) 10% weightage to Percent marksSSC Examination in SSC x 1

(b) 40% weightage to Percent marks inIntermediate Part-I or Intermediate equivalent examination Part-I x 4

(adjusted marks)




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1. GENERAL 2. ADMISSION CRITERIA1.1 The University offers non-subsidized scheme in

2.1 The admission criteria shall remain the same the following disciplines for the Academic Session

i.e. at least 60% (unadjusted) marks in 2020-21:

Intermediate (Pre-Engg) and appearance in the Entrance Test conducted by ETEA (for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA candi-dates).

2.2 Candidates belonging to other provinces must have appeared in the entrance test from their respective public sector universities accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council.

2.3 Admission against these seats shall be on the basis of merit interse.

2.4 Besides clauses mentioned above, all other relevant clauses given in the Undergraduate Prospectus 2020-21 shall be applicable to this program of admission. In case of a conflict with the relevant clauses mentioned elsewhere in the Prospectus, these clauses shall prevail.

1.2 05 seats each in the above Departments will be reserved for Pakistani nationals while the rest of the seats will be offered to candidates having Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA domicile.

1.3 The Non-Subsidized Scheme in each department is subject to filling a minimum of 20 seats.

90

40

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40

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40

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40

670Total:

S.No DEPARTMENT SEATS

Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Power) (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Mechanical Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Chemical Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Industrial Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Mechatronics Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Computer Systems Engg. (Peshawar)

Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Jalozai)

Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm)(Jalozai)

Deptt. of Mechanical Engg. (Jalozai)

Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Bannu)

Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Bannu)

Deptt. of Energy Engineering (Peshawar)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

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Gandhara Institute of Science & Technology (GIST), PGS criteria for admission to first year engineering of

Engineering College is affiliated with the University of their own province with regards to the entry

Engineering & Technology, Peshawar and is accredited by test.

the Pakistan Engineering Council, Islamabad. c) They must possess anyone of the following

The institution has been successfully maintaining qualifications:

disciplined atmosphere on its campus and has the i. Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) certificate unique destination of holding its academic activities with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics including admissions and examination on time. All and Chemistry from a recognized Board of selections and admissions in the institution are based Intermediate and Secondary Education in strictly on merit. The combination of high quality Pakistan with atleast 60% unadjusted academic programs with a healthy atmosphere makes it marks.an outstanding environment for study. The institution is ii. B.Tech Degree or 3years Post Matric a fully autonomous body with its own Board of Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) in the Management with independent policy making and same technology, and obtained atleast executive powers. 60% unadjusted marks.PGS Engineering College offers four years (Eight iii. A certificate equivalent to the Inter-Semesters) degree Programs leading to the award of the mediate (Pre-Engineering) examination Bachelor of Engineering (B.Sc Engineering) in the with at least 60% unadjusted marks. Such desciplines of Civil and Electrical Engineering following candidates shal l have to produce Out Come Based (OBE) Education under Self Assessment “Equivalence and Conversion of Marks System. Certificate” issued by the Inter Board

Committee of Chairmen, Government of

1. GENERAL Pakistan, Ministry of Education, Islamabad,

alongwith the application form. Pakistani Admission to engineering programs in affiliated Nationals are further required to have colleges shall be advertised alongwith other qualified the subjects of Islamiat, Pakistan undergraduate programs of UET, Peshawar. Studies and Urdu at either SSC or Applications for admission should be submitted Intermediate levels.to the Directorate of Admissions, at UET Main

Campus on or before the last date announced 3. APPLICATION PROCEDURE

for the purpose alongwith all the required 3.1 Candidates who fulfill eligibility conditions may documents. Currently, the following affiliated apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET engineering disciplines are offered in Ghandara Peshawar on separate prescribed application Institute of Science and Technology: forms on or before the last date advertised for

i. B.Sc Civil Engineering 50 seats the purpose. Applications received after the

closing dates shall not be entertained. ii. B.Sc Electrical Engineering 50 seatsIncomplete applications shall stand rejected.

3.2 List of documents (attested Photocopies) to be 2. ELIGIBILITYsubmitted with Application Forms:

Candidates applying for admission must meet (I) DMCs of SSC and Intermediate (Pre-Engg/Pre-following conditions:

Medical) Part-I & Part-II (Separate).a) They must have appeared in the Entrance Test

(ii) DMC of Additional Mathematics, (if applicable).conducted by the Government of Khyber (iii) DMCs of B-Tech/Diploma of Associate Engineer Pakhtunkhwa, Educational Testing and

(DAE), if applicable (All examinations).Evaluation Agency(ETEA) Peshawar for the

Academic Session 2020-21. (iv) Original/Provisional Certificate of SSC.

b) Student from other provinces are also eligible (v) Hafiz-e-Quran Certificate from a recognized

for admission subject to qualifying the required institution (if applicable).

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(vi) Domicile Certificate of the Candidate. c) Provisional merit list will be prepared and

displayed on the Notice Board of the University (vii) Father's/Mother's/Guardian's Computerized Main Campus, Peshawar and University Website National Identity Card.http://www.enggentrancetest.pk.(viii) Computerized National Identity Card or Children

d) The provisionally selected candidates will be Registration Certificate (CRC) of the applicant.informed through notification on University (ix) Good Character Certificate from the institute last official website http://www.enggentrancetest.pk attended.and display on University's Notice Board. It is the

(x) Five recent passport size (passport style) colored responsibility of candidates to check the Notice

photographs of the candidate.Boards at University's Main Campus, Peshawar

3.3 The affiliated Engineering Colleges shall be /University official webpage and appear for

responsible for verification of documents of their interview on the date announced.

admitted students.

6. FEE STRUCTURE4. DETERMINATION OF MERIT

Students admitted under this category shall Merit will be determined as per criteria

have to pay a total amount of Rs. 1,164,000/- mentioned under section 6 at page no.53.

for four years in the following manner at per fee

structure of Ghandara Institute of Science and 5. ADMISSION PROCEDURE Technology:

a) The Directorate of Admissions shall call a) First Semester Rs. 178,000/-applications for admission to B.Sc. Engineering. b) Second Semester Rs. 173,000/-The Admission Committee shall process all valid

c) Third, fifth and applications received for admission to B.Sc. seventh Semesters (each) Rs. 138,000/-Engineering.

d) Fourth, Sixth and Final Rs. 133,000/-b) Admission of candidates shall be based on their Semesters (each)

choice of disciplines given in the application form

for the said institute.



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19. Reserved Quotas Merit based seats

20. Nomination Quotas Merit based seats

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UNIVERSITY RULES AND REGULATIONS

Reservation of 110 additional seats under directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan “Award of 3000 seats for Afghan Nationals on non-subsidized scheme for the academic session 2020-21”

110 additional seats in the following disciplines have been reserved for Afghan Nationals for admission to B.Sc. Engineering for the academic section 2020-21 under the Prime Minister of Pakistan “Award of 3000 seats for Afghan Nationals”.

1. Department of Agricultural Engineering (Peshawar Campus) 20 seats

2. Department of Mining Engineering (Peshawar Campus) 20 seats

3. Department of Chemical Engineering (Peshawar Campus) 10 seats

4. Department of Computer Systems Engg. (Peshawar Campus) 20 seats

5. Department of Industrial Engg. (Peshawar Campus) 20 seats

6. Department of Mechatronics Engg. (Peshawar Campus) 20 seats

Total: 110 seats

Nomination against these seats shall be made by the Government of Pakistan, Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. Afghan Nationals seeking admission against the above reserved seats must fulfill the eligibility requirement of at least 60% unadjusted marks in intermediate (Pre-Engineering or equivalent examination). The disciplines shall be allotted according to their merit.Note:

Hostel facility will not be available to the following candidates:

1. Afghan Nationals selected under the above 110 additional seats under the directives of Prime Minister of Pakistan.

2. For boys studying in 1st semester at UET, Abbottabad Campus.

05 (Five) seats will be reserved in Mechanical Engineering Department UET, Peshawar on non-subsidized basis for Marine Academy, Karachi. Admitted candidate will be charged at par with other Non-Subsidized students for a period of two years, in addition to the normal tuition fee & user charges.

ØThey must have Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/erstwhile FATA domicile.

ØThey must have appeared in the Entrance Test conducted by the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Educational Testing and Evaluation Agency (ETEA) Peshawar. The Entrance test is valid for one academic year only.

ØF.Sc (Pre-Engineering) certificate with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Pakistan with at least 60% unadjusted marks.

ØCandidate seeking admission should have passed Associate Engineering Degree with Minimum CGPA of 2.5 out of 4.0

ØDiploma Holder/B.Tech are not eligible for admission against these seats.

ØApplication on prescribed form shall be received on or before the last date to be announced for the purpose.

ØThe applicant will produce No Objection Certificate from the University/College/Institution, where he/she has been studying alongwith a statement of total number of lectures attended by the applicant, and the syllabus of courses studied in order to determine deficient course etc, for admission.

ØThe applicant will submit a certificate confirming that the student has not been debarred from university/Institution examination nor has been expelled/rusticated from the institution from which he/she intends to join and that no disciplinary action is pending against him/her.

ØThe Head of Mechanical Engineering Department will evaluate the deficient course and candidate will be informed accordingly.

ØCandidates shall be registered for courses rather than for classes. They will be required to clear those subjects that they have not studied in the Marine Academy.

ØCandidates, who have passed the Associate Engineering Degree from Marine Academy shall be admitted in the fifth semester. However, they will get credit of the common courses already studied. It should, however, be made clear that previous results of the subjects shall become invalid, once they opt to re-sit in the same.

ØAdmission shall be granted within 15 days of the commencement of classes.

ØCandidate applying under this category are eligible for admission within two academic years after passing the Associate Engineering degree program.

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hour means one hour of lecture per week, while for lab 1. BACHELOR DEGREE COURSES OFFEREDcourses each credit hours means three hours of Bachelor degree courses in the fol lowing practical works per week and in case of Architecture

disciplines are offered by the University:each credit hours means (lab courses) two hours of

a. Agricultural Engineering practical work per week.b. Architecture

During the last two semesters of their study, students c. Chemical Engineering carry out projects and write project reports. The d. Civil Engineering project is meant to provide students a holistic e. Computer Systems Engineering experience of entire Engineering / Architecture f. Computer Science & IT process. The Project comprised of three credit hours (9 h. Electrical Engineering contact hours per week) in each semester. In case of

Architecture the project comprised of 10 credit hours i. Power(20 contact hours per week) in each semester. Grade ii. Communication“IP” is awarded for Project in the second last semester, I. Electronics Engineeringwhich is converted to an appropriate letter grade at the

j. Industrial Engineeringend of last semester, based on student's performance

k. Mechanical Engineeringin both semesters.

l. Mechatronics Engineering5.2 Curriculam. Mining Engineering

Course work shall be spread over credit hours, as 2. MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION specified in the Scheme of Studies of each Program

The medium of instruction and examinations will given in the Undergraduate Prospectus on the pages of the relevant department. Each Course is allocated a be English except in lslamiat, where the option of English Course Number that identifies the department offering and Urdu shall be available.the course and the level of the course. The codes for

3. ACADEMIC CALENDAR various departments are as under:The Academic year will be divided into two semesters AE Agricultural Engineering

i.e. Fall and Spring. The duration of teaching in each semester Arch Architectureshall be sixteen hours of lectures (or 48 hours of practical work) BSI Basic Science & Islamiatfor each credit hour of prescribed course work. Normally, each CE Civil Engineeringsemester will be spread over eighteen-week duration, with the ChE Chemical Engineering9th and 18th weeks reserved for mid-term and final CS Computer Scienceexaminations, respectively. However, the number of weeks may CSE Computer Systems Engineeringbe adjusted by the university provided the duration of teaching as EE Electrical Engineeringdefined above is not reduced. ElE Electronics Engineering

The senior most Dean will issue a calendar for the IE Industrial Engineeringacademic year before the beginning of Fall semester every year IT Information Technologyand forward the same to the Register for further necessary ME Mechanical Engineeringaction. The calendar will include dates of registration, classes, MinE Mining Engineeringholidays, examinations and results, etc. MtE Mechatronics Engineering

6. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS4. DURATION OF STUDIESTo earn a B.Sc. Engineering Degree a student must:The minimum duration of studies for completing

bachelor degree requirements shall be eight semesters (4 (a) Pass all the courses of study prescribed in the relevant years) for engineering Program or ten Scheme of Studies.semesters (5 years) for B. Architecture, depending on the (b) Obtain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at scheme of studies of various Programs, while the maximum least 2.0period allowed will be seven years as per PEC rules. (c) Complete 800 hours of Practical Training in a

recognized government, semi-government, or private 5. SCHEME OF STUDIESengineering organization.

5.1 General (d) For Agricultural, Civil and Mining Engineering: Course work for earning the degree comprises Theory Complete the Survey Camp conducted by the Courses, Laboratory Courses, and Project. Each course university (to be certified by the Chairman, offered at the university is allocated certain credit Department of Civil Engineering/Incharge Survey hours, which is a measure of the amount of work Camp).required for the course. For Theory courses, each credit

EXAMINATION RULES

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Practical Training may be carried out during summer A department may offer Repeated Courses (over and vacations of 2nd and 3rd academic years and also after above the regularly scheduled courses) during a completion of the course of studies. On completion of regular semester or during the summer session in the training, the manager of the organization shall send order to facilitate re-registering students. However, a report to the Chairman of the department concerned minimum number of students re-registering must be on the prescribed proforma, stating the nature of work 10; otherwise, the course shall be dropped.and that the work has been satisfactorily completed by A student may register for a maximum of 08 credit the student concerned. hours during the summer session. During a regular

(e) To earn a B.Arch. Degree students must complete 12 semester (Spring/Fall) a student may re-register for a weeks of internship during 3rd & 4th years with maximum of 4 credit hours (in addition to the reputable architectural firms. The internship training prescribed courses).must be monitored and verified by the Department of If a course is abolished due to a revision in curriculum Architecture and students shall submit the internship or scheme of studies, the Chairman of the Department Certificate as issued by the relevant Architectural firm may recommend a relevant course from existing to the Department. curriculum as a replacement for the candidates who

need to re-register in the abolished course. The same 7. REGISTRATION

shall be reflected in the student's Registration Form and Transcript.7.1 General

Before the beginning of classes in each semester, the 7.4 Summer Semester (Optional)Departments will announce the courses offered and Summer Semester is not part of our regular academic will arrange Semester Registration for the students.

calendar. However, if the University offers a Summer The students are required to register for the semester

Semester, it should be notified after Spring Semester by filling the prescribed form available online through

with the approval of the competent authority.CMS Portal and depositing any fee that are due within the last date announced for the purpose. 7.5 Interruption of StudiesThe students must register for successive semesters in The Chairman of the department will issue a warning order and shall not be allowed to register for a notice to the student who failed to register, withdraw, semester without having studied the preceding or freeze his/her registration for two consecutive semesters except as noted in section 7.2 below. semesters. The notice will be issued just after the

expiry of the deadline for the second semester. The The students are required to register for the relevant department will forward the name of a student to the semester within 15 days of the start of classes. A student U n i v e r s i t y A d m i s s i o n C o m m i t t e e . T h e who fails to register in a particular semester shall not be recommendations of the Admission Committee will be eligible for registration in the next higher semester.forwarded for approval of the Vice Chancellor. The

7.2 Registration in the First Semester Dean of the Faculty will issue notification to the The Directorate of Admissions will forward a list of student after approval of the Vice Chancellor.newly admitted students to each department before

8. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTSthe beginning of classes. The departments will arrange A student is expected to attend 100% of the classes registration for the first semester, assign Class held in course. Under extenuating circumstances, upto Numbers to the students and forward the names of 25% shortage of attendance may be condoned. admitted students to the Controller of Examinations However, in no circumstances a student will be allowed for allotting University Registration Number.to appear in the final examination, if the attendance Students admitted late due to late nominations by fails below 75% in the course.concerned agencies on quota seats shall (a) register for

the first semester before the beginning of the midterm 9. EXAMINATIONexaminations, OR (b) if unable to register for the first semester before the midterm exam, they shall register 9.1 Paper Settingin the second semester and pass first semester courses The question paper for midterm and final examinations subsequently. will be set by the subject Teacher and submitted to the

Chairman. The Chairman will check the paper for 7.3 Re-registrationcourse coverage and appropriate depth and, when A student receiving F or W grade in any course shall be satisfied, forward the paper to the Controller of required to re-register in that course. A student Examinations. Otherwise, the Chairman will refer the receiving less than or equal to C grade in a course may paper back to the teacher for revision. There will be no also re-register in that course, to improve his/her grade choice of questions in the examinations.subject to a maximum of one chance within one year of

the declaration of final semester result. The 9.2 Conduct of Examination

improvement of grade (I) is allowed within one year of The Controller of Examinations will arrange the the declaration of result.

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midterm and final examinations, including preparation total marks, average of both marking of date sheet, appointment of the invigilation staff, etc. will be awarded to the students.

Each examination hall will be supervised by a (viii) If the deviation of more than 25% in

Superintendent, who will be a senior teacher of the total marks, to be verified by the

same department, and other staff, who will be from chairman of relevant Department, UET

other departments.Peshawar, such cases will be referred by Control ler of Examinat ion to 9.3 Marking of Papersneutral examiner for the said subject, After marking the midterm exam papers, the teacher whose decision will be final.will discuss them with the students to give them

feedback on their performance. The teacher will then (ix) Panel of neutral examiners (at least submit the marks to the Semester Coordinator. three for each subject) outside UET, After marking the final exams, subject teachers will Peshawar will be submitted by the calculate the grades as per university policy and then Chairman of relevant department, UET submit the marks as well as grades to the Semester Pe s h a w a r fo r e a c h s u b j e c t v i a Coordinator within the time allotted for the purpose. Contro l le r o f Examinat ion . V ice

Chancellor will select one neutral 9.4 Re-checking

examiner from panel of three for each Students may apply to the Chairman of the

subject and finalized list will be Department for re-checking of their final exam papers

m a i n t a i n e d b y c o n t r o l l e r o f within the dates announced for the purpose.

Examination. 9.5 Examination of Affiliated Colleges

(x) Grades shall be awarded as per policy (a) The procedure for preparation of papers described in 10.2.2.

for midterm and final term examinations (xi) These rules are applicable from Fall for affiliated colleges shall be as following:

Semester 2007.(i) The subject teacher of the university

(b) Invigilation of the midterm and final term and that of affiliated college shall examinations shall be conducted as per submit two papers each to the following procedure:Chairman at least one week prior to

the commencement of the exams. (i) The university shall supervise the

midterm and final term examinations (ii) The Chairman shall forward the final of the affiliated colleges.paper to the controller of exam-

inations. (ii) T h e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f t h e

examination centre shall be the (iii) Question paper for the examination faculty member of the University. The will be prepared by a neutral / supporting staff shall be appointed by external examiner from the pres-the Controller of Examinations of the cribed course.UET in consultation with the affiliated

(iv) There shall be no choice of questions colleges.in the paper.

(c) The Affiliated Colleges shall maintain (v) The checking of the scripts will be course file of course to be submitted to

carr ied out central ly at UET in the Chairman of the concerned department designated hal l , soon after the on weekly basis. The department's Board examination by the concerned class of Studies shall also evaluate the course teachers of all the affiliated colleges file. The records in course file shall include and UET. as following:

(vi) The script jointly marked by faculty (i) Course outline, grading criteria, time

members of affiliated institutes and table, attendance.

UET, Peshawar wi l l be l i sted in (ii) Assignments, quizzes, exams along

separate columns on the script front with their solution and results.

page with precedence to column (d) The answer sheets of only midterm marked by faculty members from UET,

examination shall be collected by the Peshawar.affiliated colleges after evaluation by the

(vii) Incase of deviation of less than 25% in university teacher. The same shall be



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returned by the affiliated colleges to the 35% Sessional work, to be assessed by project supervisor

concerned departments of the university at 20% Presentations of work to Evaluation Committee

the end of the semester. The answer 45% Viva examination (including evaluation of project sheets of both mid term and final term report)exa m i n a t i o n s s h a l l b e ke p t b y t h e The project supervisor will award 15% of the sessional concerned department of UET for record marks at the end of 7th semester and the remaining purpose for a period of two semesters 20% at the end of 8th semester.after the final term examina-tion of the Grade “IP” (In Progress) is awarded for Project in the same subject.7th semester, which is converted to an appropriate

(e) The committee constituted by the Vice letter grade at the end of 8th semester, based on Chancellor of the UET for checking the student's performance in both semesters.ongoing progress of the system in the A Project Evaluation Committee (notified by the classrooms of the University will also pay Department Chairman) will assess the progress of the surprise visits to the classrooms of the project through four student presentations, each affiliated colleges. carrying 5% marks. In the first presentation, students

will present the project proposal on prescribed format, (f) The , UET may propose while in other presentations progress reports will be any other appropriate measures to improve presented. The presentations will be scheduled as the quality of education in affil iated follows:colleges from time to time.1st presentation Second week of 7th semester10. GRADING2nd presentation Midterm Exam week of 7th 10.1 Distribution of Marks

semester10.1.1 Theory Courses

3rd presentation Final Exam week of the 7th The distribution of marks for theory courses shall be as semesterfollows:

20% Sess ional evaluat ion, inc luding home 4th presentation Midterm Exam week of the assignments, quizzes, oral tests, class presentations, 8th semesterprojects etc.

The Viva Voce Examination will be taken by the 20% Midterm examination

examination committee comprising the External 60% Final examination

Examiner, Project Supervisor of the concerned group, and Department Chairman. Each member will award 10.1.2 Lab and Studio Coursemarks out of 15%, making a total of 45% marks.

(a) Studio Courses (for Architecture)10.1.4 Final Year Thesis Design Project (B.Arch)The distribution of marks for Design Studio courses

The thesis design project carried out by individual vary as per the nature of the design project comprised student of B.Arch. Program in 9th and 10th semesters of studio participation, project description and shall be marked as per the criteria set by the presentation and jury assessment. The Chairman of the department under the guidelines of Pakistan Council of Department has to approve the criteria for each Studio Architects and Town Planners (PCATP).Course marking.

10.2 Award of GradesFinal examination shall be comprehensive (from full course) for a duration of 3 hours.

10.2.1 GeneralGrading of student will be through letter grades that (b) Lab Grading (for B.Sc Engineering)indicate the level of performance, as shown below:

A Excellent

B Above Average

C Average

D Minimum Acceptable

F Failed. The student must repeat the course to receive credit

W Withdrawn from the course

I Incomplete

IP In Progress

The fu l l spectrum of grades i s g iven in10.1.3 Final Year Project (B.Sc.) Table - 01.The capstone project carried out by student groups in Students may withdraw from one or more courses with the last two semesters will be marked as follows:

Ø

Ø

Ø

senior most Dean

EXAMINATION RULES

Carrying out Lab work/Lab report/evaluationby Instructor

50%

Hands-on Experiment/Task evaluation byInstructor before Final Term (Lab Exam)

10% - 20%

Viva Voce 30% - 40%

Total 100%



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the approval of the Chairman of the Department one are assigned Grade Points, as defined in Table 1. The week after the midterm exam. A copy of the average performance of a student during a particular withdrawal approval shall be sent to the Controller of semester is indicated by the Semester Grade Point Examinations immediately. Average (SGPA) and the overall performance to date is

indicated by Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). Grade I (Incomplete) shall be awarded to a student only These performance indicators are calculated as below.if he/she has missed the final examination, project

report, etc. only in exceptional cases beyond the SGPA =sum of quality points of all courses taken in

control of a student such as, serious accident, family the semester

tragedy, serious health ailments, etc. but has Total credit hours taken in the semestercompleted all other requirements of the course

successfully. The award of grade I shall not cover a CGPA =sum of quality points of all courses taken to

student's lethargic attitude, willful absence, or bad date

performance in class. Grade I should be converted into Where Both SGPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to an appropriate letter grade within one year, otherwise, two decimal places.it shall be changed to an F grade.

In case a course is repeated, all of the grades A student not allowed to appear in the Final obtained shall be reported in their relevant semesters Examination of a course due to shortage of attendance on the transcript; however, only the best grade shall shall be deemed to have obtained zero marks in the be used to calculate the CGPA.Final Examination. The grade will be awarded based on

the student's sessional and midterm marks. Table - 01

10.2.2 Determining Student Grades Grade Grade Points Grade Grade Points

Student Grades in a class shall be determined as below: A 4.00 C 2.00

1. Based on the sessional work, Mid-term and A- 3.67 C- 1.67Final-term examination, calculate the

B+ 3.33 D+ 1.33actual marks of each student.

B 3.00 D 1.002. Calculate normalized Marks for each student by multiplying the actual marks B- 2.67 F 0.00obtained with the factor

C+ 2.33 100 .

11. SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESSHighest marks obtained in the class

Students must show satisfactory academic progress 3. Divide the range from 50 to 100 of the in order to remain in good standing. The following Normalized Marks into ten equal intervals, rules are meant to ensure that students get timely each of five marks and award letter grade: feedback on their academic progress:D, D+, C-, C, C+, B-, B, B+, A- and A

accordingly. 11.1 A student who obtains SGPA of 2.0 or less in any semester shall be issued a written warning by the 4. A w a r d F g r a d e t o s t u d e n t w h o s e department chairman. A copy of the warning letter Normalized Marks are less then 50.shall also be sent to the parents/guardian.

10.2.3 Grading students in Repeated Courses 11.2 A student who obtains SGPA of 2.00 or less for three consecutive regular semesters and his/ her CGPA is less A department may offer Repeated Courses (over and than 2.00, will required to re-register until he/she above the regularly scheduled courses) during a improves CGPA to the minimum requirement for regular semester or during the summer session in graduation. A written warning of this possibility will be

order to facilitate re-registering students. For grading sent to the student (with a copy to parents/ guardian) if

the students in such courses, their Total Marks will be his/her SGPA is less than 2.00 for two consecutive

merged with the Total Marks of the same course when semesters.

it was last offered as a regularly scheduled course. Then 11.3 A student whose CGPA in the first two semesters is less

the procedure outlined in section 10.2.2 above will be than 1.5 shall not be allowed to register for the third

followed to determine the grades of new students. semester until his/her CGPA has improved to 1.5 or

However, the grades of the old students (of regularly more.

scheduled course) will not be affected by this 11.4 A student who has earned three of more F grades in the

procedure.first two semesters and these F grades are still outstanding at the start of the 5th semester shall not be 10.3 Grade Point Averages (GPA)allowed to register in the 5th semester until he/she The Letter Grades awarded to students in a course



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passes these courses. institution.

11.5 A student must graduate within seven years to be 13. SPECIAL PROVISIONS

eligible for registration with Pakistan Engineering Interpretation of these Academic Rules by the Council, and eight years, in case of Architecture, to be authorized officers of the University shall be final.eligible for registration with Pakistan Council of In all cases where these Academic Rules are silent, the Architects and Town Planners (PCATP). The student, decisions of the Vice Chancellor shall be final.who have to re-register as per Rule (11) are required to The University authorities reserve the right to make fulfill this requirement. Any student of the University, any change in these Academic Rules at any time who breaches this requirement of Pakistan without prior notice.Engineering Council/PCATP due to any reason,

whatsoever, shall submit an affidavit to take the responsibility that he/she could not complete his/her degree requirement within stipulated time as required by the Pakistan Engineering Council/PCATP and university will have no responsibility to this effect.

rd11.6 All the Architecture Design Courses offered from 3 thSemester (Architecture Design-I) to 10 Semester

(Thesis Design-II) are declared as prerequisite courses. This rule applies for the Department of Architecture only.

12. TRANSCRIPTSThe Controller of Examinations shall issue Transcripts to students who apply for the purpose. The transcript shall show all courses taken to date and the grades obtained, along with SGPA of each Semester and the current CGPA.

Grade IP received by a student shall be replaced by the

grade awarded after completion of course requirements. However, a note shall be added on the transcript, recording the fact that grade I was initially awarded in the course. (This should not be applicable to I grade obtained in project in 7th semester)

The transcripts of students who are admitted by Migration from another institution will show the accepted courses taken at their previous institution. Their CGPA will be calculated using these courses as well as courses taken at this university. However, a note will be added to their transcript to identify their previous institution and the courses taken at that

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Name ofDepartment

Campus

Fee at the time of admission(1st and 2nd Semester only) 3rd

Semester4th

Semester5th

Semester6th

Semester7th

Semester8th

Semester

Total(PKR)First Semester

(at time of Admission)2nd

Semester

Name ofDepartment

TABLE 2. FEE STRUCTURE FOR ADMISSIONS AGAINST NON-SUBSIDIZED PROGRAMS(ENGINEERING PROGRAMS)

CampusFee at the time of admission*

(1st and Second Semester only)3rd

Semester4th

Semester5th

Semester6th

Semester7th

Semester8th

Semester

Mechanical Engg. Peshawar 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Industrial Engg. Peshawar 82,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 78,867 25,000 84,253 90,178 435,298

Mechatronics Engg. Peshawar 82,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 78,867 25,000 84,253 90,178 435,298

Electrical Engg. Peshawar 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Comp. Systems Engg. Peshawar 82,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 78,867 25,000 84,253 90,178 435,298

Civil Engg. Peshawar 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 71,471 251,069

Agricultural Engg. Peshawar 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 71,471 251,069

Chemical Engg. Peshawar 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 71,471 251,069

Mining Engg. Peshawar 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 72,270 251,868

Civil Engg. Bannu 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 71,471 251,069

Electrical Engg. Bannu 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Electrical Engg. Jalozai 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Civil Engg. Jalozai 54,500 - - - 59,761 - 65,337 71,471 251,069

Mechanical Engg. Jalozai 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Industrial Engg. Jalozai 49,500 - - - 50,567 - 55,623 61,185 216,875

Electrical Engg. Kohat 82,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 78,867 25,000 84,253 90,178 435,298

Electronics Engg. Abbottabad 82,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 78,867 25,000 84,253 90,178 435,298

TABLE 1: FEE STRUCTURE FOR ADMISSIONS AGAINST OPEN MERIT SEATS(ENGINEERING PROGRAMS)

UNIVERSITY FEEAdmission fee for two semesters and funds for the academic year are payable in advance at the time of admission. Candidates shall not be allowed to sit in the University examination if they have any arrears.

Peshawar 250,444 87,500141,950 87,500 147,395 163,367 965,65687,500Comp. Systems Engg.

* The fee for 1st and 2nd semester is exclusive of Income Tax which is applicable at the time of admission.

Amount in PKR

Amount in PKR

Total(PKR)

Jalozai 243,548 87,500142,060 87,500 147,116 152,678 947,90287,500Civil Engg.

Jalozai 224,500 87,500138,067 87,500 143,123 148,685 916,87587,500Electrical Engg.

Jalozai 224,500 87,500138,067 87,500 143,123 148,685 916,87587,500Mechanical Engg.

Peshawar 311,937 129,222183,782 129,222 188,838 194,400 1,266,623129,222Civil Engg.

Peshawar 307,944 129,222179,789 129,222 184,845 190,407 1,250,651129,222Electrical Engg.

Peshawar 307,944 129,222179,789 129,222 184,845 190,407 1,250,651129,222Mechanical Engg.

Peshawar 228,493 87,500142,060 87,500 147,116 152,678 932,84787,500Chemical Engg.

Peshawar 224,500 87,500138,067 87,500 143,123 148,685 916,87587,500Industrial Engg.

Peshawar 224,500 87500138,067 87,500 143,123 148,685 916,87587500Mechatronics Engg.

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FEE FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS (ON SELF SUSTAINED BASIS)(i) A sum of US $ 15,000.00 or equivalent in Pak Rupees shall be charged in addition to the normal user

charges payable by other students. This amount will be deposited in lump sum at the time of admission to first semester B.Sc. Engineering.

(ii) Foreign Students admitted under the “Cultural Exchange Program” or “Technical Assistance Program” will pay tuition fee as per government rules in addition to other user charges.

(c) A penalty/fine @ 0.025% will be charged per day for the outstanding amount against each student at the end of last date for submission of dues for a period of maximum two semester thereafter the student admission status will be dealt as per University rules defined in the Prospectus.

(d) In case student admitted in another University on Reciprocal basis, the UET Peshawar dues/fee deposited by the student will not be refunded to him/her. The fee deposited by student will be transferred to concerned University in which student have been admitted on production of paid Bank Challan of fee of that University equal to UET Peshawar dues or other University actual dues which ever is less.

(e) In case of students who got admission as a result of re-advertisement, the time line for the cancellation of their admission will be counted from the date of admission or commencement of classes which ever is later.

Refund Policy

(a) In case of Admission Cancellation the refund Policy is as under:

(b) In case a student is transferred from one discipline to another during the adjustment of seats, the fee and other user charges shall be adjusted accordingly.

* %age of fee shall be applicable on all components of fee, except for security and admission charges.

** Timeline shall be calculated continuously covering both weekdays and weekends.

Full (100%) Fee refund thUpto 7 day of commencement of classes

% of Tuition Fee* Timeline** for Semester System

th thFrom 8 -15 day of commencement of classesHalf (50%) Fee refund

No Fee (0%) refund thFrom 16 day of commencement of classes

Name ofDepartment

Campus

Fee at the time of admission(1st and 2nd Semester only) 3rd

Semester4th

Semester5th

Semester6th

Semester7th

Semester2ndSemester

Architecture

CSIT

CSIT

Abbottabad

Peshawar

Jalozai

82,000

82,000

49,500

25,000

25,000

–

78,867

78,867

50,567

25,000

25,000

–

84,253

84,253

55,623

25,000

25,000

–

8thSemester

9thSemester

10thSemester

25,000

25,000

–

96,695

NA

NA

25,000

NA

NA

556,993

435,298

21,6875

90,178

90,178

61,185

First Semester(at time of Admission)

Amount in PKR

Total(PKR)

EXAMINATION & OTHER FEE

FEES FOR AFFILIATED COLLEGES & INSTITUTES

S.No. CATEGORIES Amount

Registration Fee for B-Tech (4 years program) Rs. 2,0001.a) Re-appearing Fee for B.Sc (per subject) (Non-refundable & Non-adjustable)

b) Registration Fee for Pre-Requisite Subject (per subject) (Non-refundable & Non-adjustable)Rs. 1,500

Rs. 1,5002.

Examination Fee for B.Sc Engineering and B.Tech (Pass course & Hons.)

(i) Regular candidates

(ii) Re - appearing candidates

(iii) Examination Fee per subject in case of re-appearing

Rs. 2,000

Rs. 2,000

Rs. 700

3.

Rs. 1,500

Rs. 500

Rs. 1,000

Rs. 500

Rs. 1,000

B.Sc. Engineering Degree

Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Ordinary)

Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Urgent)

Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Ordinary) Embossed

Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Urgent) Embossed

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9. i) Migration Certificate after study

ii) Migration certificate during study

iii) Duplicate Migration Certification

Rs. 1,000

Rs. 1,500

Rs. 3,000

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

Table-1

S.No. CATEGORIES Amount

Correction/change in name etc.

Provisional Certificate

Rechecking of scripts per paper

Duplicate Degree

Convocation Fee

Examination late Fee

Verification Fee (each set)

Semester Freezing Fee

Conversion Certificate

Summer / Crash Semester Fee (per subject) (Non-Refundable/Non-Adjustable)

Diploma Certificate Fee

Appeal against the decision of university disciplinary committee

Advance Result

Foreign Verification

Bonafide Certificate

Medium of Instruction Certificate

Attested Syllabus

Any other certificate not mentioned above

Rs. 500

Rs. 800

Rs.500

Rs.3,000

Rs.1,500

Rs.1,000

Rs.1,500

Rs.5,000

Rs.500

Rs.6,000

Rs.1,500

Rs.5,000

Rs.5,000

USD 50.00

Rs.1,000

Rs.1,000

Rs.1,000

Rs.1,000

1.

2.

3.

Affiliation fee

Application processing fee for affiliation (Non-refundable)

Rs. 1,000,000

Rs. 150,000

(a) Annual affiliation renewal fee per discipline for Undergraduate Engineering Program

(b) Annual affiliation renewal fee per discipline for Postgraduate Engineering Program

Rs. 100,000

Rs. 120,000

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

Registration fee per student (once)

Examination fee per student (two semesters)

Examination fee (per paper)

Degree fee

Semester Transcript/D.M.C. (Ordinary)

Semester Transcript/D.M.C. (Urgent)

Final Transcript/Final D.M.C. (Ordinary) Embossed

Final Transcript/Final D.M.C. (Urgent) Embossed

Re-Checking fee (per paper)

Duplicate Degree

Convocation Fee

Category not mentioned shall be charged as per table 1

Rs. 5,000

Rs. 1,000

Rs. 1,500

Rs. 1,200

Rs. 2,400

Rs. 1,000

Rs. 10,000

Rs. 3,000

–

Rs. 5,000

Rs. 3,000 Per Semester

Rs. 2,000 (One paper)

More than one paper full fee

Table-2

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1. FRONTIER EDUCATION FOUNDATION (FEF) award of FEF scholarship would be forwarded to FEF after 15 days of the completion of SCHOLARSHIPSadmissions to the institutions.

A limited number of scholarships on the basis of poverty-cum-1.2 Proceduremerit are awarded under this scheme. At the beginning of the academic year, the Chairman of the

1.1 Rules for the Award of FEF Scholarships concerned department will invite applications for the award of (a) The basic criteria for the award of scholarships scholarships under this scheme from the students of the

would be merit-cum-affordabli l ity to be department. The Scholarships Committee will examine these

determined by the institute.applications and recommend the names of deserving students

(b) Those whose income from salaries and/or to the vice-chancellor for final approval. Although the criteria other resources of income is Rs. 10000/- for the award of scholarships under this scheme is poverty-cum-(Rupees Ten Thousand) monthly or less will be merit, however, while making recommendations, the Committee considered to have met the conditions of in-should assign comparatively more weight to the financial status a f f o r d a b i l i t y t o b e r e f l e c t e d i n t h e

advert i sement for t ransparency by the of the applicant as compared to the weight assigned to his/her concerned head of educational institution. academic standing.

(c) A student in receipt of any other scholarship 2. FEE CONCESSION AND OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEwill not be entitled for this scholarship unless Freeship in tuition fee may be granted to a deserving student he waives off his claim for the first scholarship.on the recommendations of the Scholarship Award Committee. (d) Only those students will be eligible for the When two or more brothers or sisters are studying in the award of this scholarship who are domiciled of University, then the one in the higher class shall pay full tuition K h y b e r P a k h t u n k h w a a n d s t u d y i n g i n fee while the other shall pay half of the tuition fee only.

recognized/registered Private or Government Those students, who are scholarship holders and are also Educational Institutions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa getting financial assistance from some other source, shall not be (settled area only).considered eligible for fee concession from the University. The

(e) The application forms should be designed and University authorities may cancel any concession on the basis of printed by FEF as per its own requirements. misconduct or false presentation. Double financial benefits such

(f) Scholarship will be paid through cheques to as scholarships, financial assistance, and financial aid in any the heads of inst i tut ions , who wi l l be form, from any source, shall not be allowed to any student of responsible for the proper disbursement and the University.audit. Tribal students can apply for tribal scholarships to their

(g) The submission of acquittance roll of the respective Political Agents. Students of settled areas can awardee student(s) will be the responsibility of approach the local, Provincial and Federal Government for the the concerned head of institution. grant of monetary aid and financial help. Besides the above,

some phi lanthropic voluntary organizat ions also offer (h) In case of tie in the merit list, weightage will scholarships to deserving students studying in the University, be given to the poorer.such as Syeda Mubarik Begum scholarships are granted through (i) The scholarship will be renewable on the basis Babar Ali Foundation, Lahore, for the promotion of education, of good behaviour and performance in general uplift and welfare of needy and poor female students.

subsequent years. Those who secure 60% or Candidates must have passed their first and second semesters

above marks in aggregate will be considered examinations by obtaining at least 3.00 CGPA.for the renewal of scholarship. This will be

The Students who have committed an act of indiscipline, will communicated by the concerned heads of not get any Scholarship/Finanacial Assistance from UET,

institutions to FEF each year.Peshawar. Those who are getting scholarships outside UET

(j) The scholarship will not be admissible to those sources, their sponsors shall be reported this act of indiscipline. who are admitted on self-finance basis. The No Scholarship/Finanical Assistance will be extended to students exception would require prior approval of studying under non-subisidized scheme.Chairman FEF on case to case basis. 3. FREESHIP IN RATIONALIZED FEE

(k) After approval of the policy the required Three freeships have been allocated for the students admitted number of appl icat ion forms would be

in the self sustained Departments. One freeship will be awarded circulated to educational institutions included

on merit and two on poverty basis. Minimum requirement in all in the scholarship Program of the FEF.cases will be at least 2.00 CGPA with no ‘F’ grades in previous (l) Proper advertisement shall be given to the examinations.press by the head of institution and a copy of

the advertisement shall be invariably placed on The merit will be determined on the basis of CGPA. However, the notice board of all educational institutions for the students of 1st Semester, merit will be determined on which are included in FEF scholarship program. the basis of total score at the time of admission to a program

(m) FEF will charge Rs. 10/- per form in order to i.e marks of Matric, F.Sc & Entrance Test. Award of freeships meet i ts requirements for pr int ing and shall be recommended by the Committee comprising the advertisement.

(n) The students shall submit their forms to their following:respective educational institutions and FEF

1. Dean, Faculty of Engineering Convenershall not receive any application directly from any student. 2. Chairman of the Department Member

(o) The heads of institutions shall process these 3. Director Finance Memberapplications through a Selection Committee 4. Provost Memberand they would invite FEF representatives to

their meetings. 5. Incharge Student Affairs Secretary/Member(p) The application forms duly recommended for

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Validity of freeship both on merit and poverty shall be for One nature and quality of the project, the engineering and Academic Year i.e Two Semester. In case of tie, candidate with analytical input to the work and presentation to audience.higher merit will be awarded freeship. Freeship holders will (viii) For selecting best project, there should be at least two have to pay normal fee and other user charges of the university. projects in competition for each discipline.

4. CASH AWARDS TO TALENTED STUDENTS 6. GOLD MEDALS

In order to recognize merit and encourage academic 6.1 University Gold Medals. Gold medals shall be competition among students, the following cash awards will be awarded to students in each discipline who granted to students who secure first, second and third position fulfill the following conditions:-in each semester in their respective disciplines. (a) Pass all the University Examinations in first

attempt and complete the course within eight First position holder: Rs. 1250/-each(B.Sc. degree) and ten (B.Arch. degree)

Second position holder: Rs. 750/-eachconsecutive semesters after joining the first

Third position holder: Rs. 500/-each semester.Requirements for the grant of cash awards to students shall be (b) Secure at least 3.67 CGPA.as under: (c) Stand first in aggregate marks obtained in all

examinations, in their respective disciplines. In (i) The student must have secured first, second or case of tie, more than one gold medal will be third position in the semester.awarded.(ii) He/she should be a regular student of the

University. 7. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS(iii) He/she must have passed all subjects of the Two cash prizes of Rs. 5,000/- each are awarded by the

semester in first attempt. President of Pakistan (one to a student from the Tribal Areas (iv) He/she must have secured at least 3.00 SGPA and one from Settled Districts) to students who secure the

in the relevant semester. highest position in the Bachelor of Engineering/ Architecture In case of tie between two students, the marks Examination.obtained by them in their previous examination

8. MERIT SCHOLARSHIPSshall be the deciding factor.

The students of 3rd, 5th and 7th semesters of B.Sc. Engineering 5. AWARD FOR THE BEST STUDENT PROJECT in each discipline and 5th, 7th and 9th semesters of B.Arch. will To encourage final year students to take interest in the Project be awarded university merit scholarships. These scholarships Work and improve its quality, the Syndicate has approved the will be awarded on the basis of results of the preceding

examinations, provided that the students qualifying for this following rules for the award of best student project.award are not receiving any other scholarship or financial (i) There shall be one award comprising of cash prize of Rs. assistance in any form from any source. No merit scholarship 10,000/- certificate and shield for the group members of will be awarded to students with CGPA less than 2.00.the best project in each discipline. The shield inscribed

with the names of the group members shall be kept in 9. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DESERVING STUDENTSthe respective department. The following agencies provide financial assistance to deserving

(ii) T h e a w a r d s h a l l b e g i v e n o n t h e b a s i s o f students on merit/in affordability basis:recommendations of the Selection Committee. Best

1. Freeship for rationalized fee structure basis admission in project for the award shall be evaluated by a Selection nine departments of the University www.uetpeshawar.edu.pkCommittee for each department, comprising the

2. Frontier Education Foundation www.fef.edu.pkfollowing:(a) Chairman of the Department:(Convener) 3. Professional Education Foundation www.thepef.com(b) Two Senior Teachers from t h e r e s p e c t i v e 4. Pakistan Engineering Congress www.peccongress.com

department: (Members)5. Mora Scholarship from zakat fund

(c) One expert from outside the University to be 6. HEC Need based scholarships www.hec.gov.pknominated by the Vice Chancel lor on the

recommendation of the Chairman of the dep- 7. Dr. Omer Hayat Trust fund artment concerned: (Member) 8. Karwan-e-ilm foundation [email protected]

(iii) The Chairman of the department shall announce the date 9. USAID Merit & Need Based Scholarships www.hec.gov.pk

for selection/competition for the best project well in 10. HEC German Need Based Scholarships www.hec.gov.pk advance.

(iv) The group of students of each project shall elect a leader 11. Diya Foundation Scholarships www.diyapak.org from amongst themselves. In case of individual project as in 12. London Foundation Scholarships www.pfl.uk.netArchitectural studies, individual will present his/her work.

13. National Bank of Pakistan Loan Scheme www.nbp.com.pk (v) Every group of students or individual that has undertaken a 14. Chief Minister Scholarships for needy studentsproject shall be eligible to participate in the competition.

www.pmuhed.com (vi) In case of group project, the leader of the group shall be responsible for organization and presenting the project to 15. Fast Cables Merit Scholarships www.fast-cables.com the teaching staff and final year students of the department

16. JICA Endowment Fund Scholarships for needy studentsconcerned for appraisal.

17. Prime Minister National ICT Scholarships www.ictrdf.org.pk (vii) In order to select the best project, the Selection Committee shall give due weightage to various components, such as the

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within the University campus or hostel, or 1. TITLEorganizing any club or society of students These regulations are framed under "UNIVERSITY OF or students associations, unions and ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, PESHAWAR federations, except in accordance with the CONSTITUTION, FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF prescribed rules and regulations.AUTHORITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY STATUTES, 2016".

The University discipline Committee constituted under (d) Collecting any money, receiving funds or Clause-22.13 of "UET Peshawar Constitution, pecuniary assistance for, or on behalf, of Functions and Powers of Authorities of the University the University, except with the written Statutes, 2016" shall have the authority and p e r m i s s i o n o f t h e v i c e - c h a n c e l l o r jurisdiction to deal with and decide all cases of /Principal.indiscipline, in accordance with University Students (e) Staging, inciting or participating in any Conduct and Discipline Regulations. walk-out, strike, or other form of agitation

against the University or its teachers or 2. APPLICABILITY AND COMMENCEMENTofficers, inciting any one to violence,

These regulations shall apply to all students on the rolls disruption of the peaceful atmospheres of

of the University and the affiliated Colleges of the t h e U n i v e rs i t y i n a ny way, m a k i n g

University.provocative speeches or gestures which

3. STUDENTS CODE OF HONOUR m a y c a u s e r e s e n t m e n t , i s s u i n g o f Every student shall observe the following code of pamphlets or cartoons casting aspersions conduct:- on the teachers or staff of the University

or the University bodies, or doing anything (a) Faithfulness in his religious duties, and in anyway likely to promote rift and hatred respect for convictions of others in matters among the various groups or castes of of religion, conscience and customs.students community, issuing statements in (b) Loyalty of Pakistan, and refraining from the press making false accusations or doing anything which might lower its lowering the prestige of the University or honour and prestige in any way.writing and pasting posters on the walls.(c) Truthfulness and honesty in dealing with

(f) Bringing, carrying and keeping of fire arms others.or any other weapon (of any nature/type) (d) Respect for elders, and politeness to all, forbidden by law, within the University especially to women, children, old people, Campus, class-rooms, hostels and offices.weak, deformed and the helpless.

(g) Causing damage to University property or (e) Respect for teachers and others in government public property.authority in the University.

(h) Use of loud speakers, mega-phones, (f) Cleanliness of body, mind, speech and “decks” in the University hostels and on habits.campus.(g) Helpfulness to fellow-beings.

(h) Devotion to studies and sports. 5. ACTS OF INDISCIPLINE(i) Protection of Government property. A student will be deemed to have committed an act

of indiscipline if he/she:4. PROHIBITED ACTS

(a) Commits a breach of rules of conduct The students should refrain from:-

specified above, or (a) Smoking in class-rooms, laboratories,

(b) Disobeys the lawful order or a teacher or w o r k s h o p s , e x a m i n a t i o n h a l l s , o r

other person in authority in the University, Convocation Hall, and during study or

oracademic functions.

(c) Habitually neglects his work or habitually (b) Using or carrying of alcoholic drinks or absents himself from his class without valid

other intoxicat ing drugs, within the reason; orUniversity Campus or University Hostels or (d) Wilfully damages University (or) public during instruction, sports or cultural tours property or the property of a fellow or survey camps or entering such places or student or any teacher or any employee of attending any such tour of camp while the University orunder the influence of such intoxicants, or (e) Does not pay the fees, fines, or, other dues any other University/ College functions payable, under the University Regulations outside the Campus. and Rules; or

(c) Organizing or taking part in any function

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(f) Does not comply with the rules relating to (d) Cases of expulsion will be registered residence in hostels, or uses indecent in the University and notified to all language, wears immodest clothes, makes Departments and Universities.indecent remarks or gestures, or behaves

8. GENERALin a disorderly manner, or commits any (i) The authority, which has the power to criminal immoral or dishonorable act

rusticate could also withdraw the same (whether committed within the University Campus or outside) or any act which is order before the expiry of the period.d e t r i m e n ta l to t h e i n te re st o f t h e (ii) No student shall be rusticated/expelled University. False personification or giving from the University unless he has been false information or willful suppression of served with the Show Cause Notice, and facts, information cheating or deceiving the allowed a reasonable time for explan-ation University and replying to the charges framed against

(g) Forging, mutilating, altering erasing or him.otherwise tampering with any document (iii) When in the opinion of the Discipline connected with examination, receipt of Committee the rustication or expulsion is University fees / dues or making undue use

not called for in a case referred to it, may of such documents.

impose any other penalty or penalties mentioned in the above Regulations.6. PROCEDURE IN CASE OF BREACH OF

DISCIPLINE 9. APPEALThe vice-chancellor , if in his opinion an act of indiscipline (i) An appeal against the punishment awarded can more appropriately be dealt with by the University by the University Discipline Committee can Discipline Committee, may refer it to the University be made to the Appellate Committee.Discipline Committee for necessary action under the

(ii) No appeal by a student against the Rules/Regulations.

decis ion of the University Discipl ine Committee shall be entertained unless it is 7. RUSTICATION AND EXPULSIONpresented within thirty days from the date (i) Rusticationon which the decision is communicated to (a) Rustication, whenever imposed on a him.College/University student, shal l This code of conduct wil l repeal al l always mean the loss of one semester previous Regulations relating to Expulsion or one academic year so far his and Rustication or any other instructions a p p e a r a n c e i n a U n i v e r s i t y relating to the maintenance of discipline exa m i n at i o n i s co n c e r n e d . T h e among the students.rusticated student may be admitted

in the University on the expiry of the rustication period.

(b) No fee wi l l be charged from a rusticated student for the month or months during which his name is struck off the rolls.

(ii) Expulsion

(a) The period of expulsion will be

counted from the date of issue of

such a notice by the University.

Expulsion period can vary.

(b) Name of the expelled student will

immediately be removed from the

Department's rolls, and no fee will be

charged from him/her for subsequent

months.

(c) A student expelled from a Depart-

ment may be re-admitted into that

Department or another affiliated

College after the expiry of the period

of expulsion.

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UNIVERSITY CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS 2002 (Amended in 2006)

Penalties which may be imposed by the University authoritiesFor various offences committed are given below:

S.No OFFENCE PENALTY

Using/carrying of alcoholic drinks or other intoxicating drugs within the University Campus or University Hostels or during Study Tour or Cultural Tours or Survey Camps, any such tours of any other University/College or outside the campus under the influence of such intoxicants or misbehaving with others, especially females, during tours etc.

Debar from classes for one week or fine not exceeding Rs. 10,000/-

OR

Expulsion from the University.

1.

Organizing or taking part in any function within the University Campus or hostel or organizing any club or society of students or students association, unions or federation, except in accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations.

Stern warning and / or

Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-,

AND / OR

Expulsion from hostel accommodation, if relevant.

2.

Collecting any money or receiving funds or pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of the University, except with the written permission of the vice-chancellor .

All money supposed to have collected shall be confiscated in favour of the University.

AND/OR

Fine not exceeding Rs. 10,000/-

3.

Staging or inciting or forcing fellow students to a walkout from classes or examination halls or organizing, conducting or participating in strikes or agitation or violence against the University authorities or members of teaching or administrative staff or disrupting the classes or any other academic activity of the University being held inside or outside the campus.

Expulsion from the University for one to four semesters/two academic years, depending on the nature and gravity of the crime.

AND / OR


4.

Casting aspersions or using abusive and derogatory language in speeches, pamphlets or posters against the University authorities or members of teaching or administrative staff of the University or physically manhandling, beating or disgracing the University authorities or members of the teaching or administrative staff of the University or committing an act of moral turpitude against fellow students.

Expulsion from the University for one to six semesters/ three years, depending on the nature and gravity of the crime.

AND / OR


5.

Conducting or inciting or participating in a violent attack on the offices of the University authorities, Chairmen, faculty members or other officers of the University.

Permanent expulsion from the University.

AND / OR


6.

Damaging/destroying or trying to damage/ destroy the property (movable or immovable) of the University or University employees or Government or any other Public Organization or stealing or taking away by force any item of University property.

Recovery of the amount equal to the value of the damage caused; and / or fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-

AND / OR

Rustication from the University.

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Bringing, carrying or keeping or firing of arms or any other weapon (of any nature/type) within the University campus or class rooms or hostels or examination halls or offices of the University.


AND / OR

Expulsion from the hostel. Expulsion from the University for a maximum period of two semesters / one year.

8.

Using loudspeakers or mega-phones in the University hostels or on the University campus or making provocative speeches or gestures which may cause resentment or doing anything in anyway which is likely to promote rift and hatred among various groups or castes of students community or issuing statements in the press, making false accusations against the University or University Authorities or members of teaching staff.

Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-; expulsion from the hostel.

AND / OR

Expulsion from the University for maximum period of two semesters / one year.

9.

Misbehaving and not cooperating with faculty members, University proctors, Hostel Wardens, and other authorities.

Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-; expulsion from the hostel. AND / OR

Expulsion from the University for maximum period of two semesters / one year.

10.

Forming political wing of any political party, student union, student federation, or associations based on linguistic, ethnical, territorial, religions affiliation, or any other platform.

Fine not less than Rs. 5,000/- AND / OR

Stern warning.

Rustication / expulsion from University.

11.

Holding “Dars” or “Waaz-o-Naseehat” and collection of funds for political, religious party or group within the campus without permission of the University authorities.


AND / OR


12.

Carrying any activity of what-so-ever nature that does not come under the definition of curricular and co-curricular activities that is not allowed and organized by the University authorities.


AND / OR


13.

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Where acts of indiscipline need a prompt resolution or are minor in nature, the Chief Proctor may impose a fine not exceeding Rupees one thousand (Rs. 1000/-) and the proctors may impose a fine not exceeding Rupees five hundred (Rs. 500/-), whereas students will have the right to appeal against the fine to the University Discipline Committee.

Proper boarding, lodging and mess facilities are available to the GENERAL residents in each hostel. The mess in each hostel operates on a The cost of accommodation in University hostels is around no-profit no-loss basis.Rs. 5000/- per month per student. However, the University

provides huge subsidy on hostel accommodation. Hostel Each hostel is looked after by a Resident Warden, who is accommodation is a privilege and cannot be claimed as a responsible for the implementation of hostels rules, regulations matter of right. Accommodation being limited in hostels and Maintenance of order and discipline in the hostel. The may not be provided to all the applicants and will be Resident Warden is the first point of contact between the provided only on the availability of seats in hostels in the Resident students and university administration. Main Campus and Satellite Campuses. The residential

All complaints regarding any student or member of hostel staff, accommodation is an equal and merit based opportunity

shall be brought forth before the Resident Warden. Students and preference is given only to those applicants who hail

must never take matters into their own hands. Bearers and other from far-off places. Hostel accomm-odation at various

staff have been provided in each hostel to facilitate resident campuses of the university is available as under:

students. The Provost serves as the overall in-charge of the hostels and sets policy guidelines for the hostel administration. Peshawar: Six hostels for 1776 male students and two The campus coordinator for the remote campuses acts as Provost hostels for 181 female students.for his/her campus.

Bannu: Three hostels for 296 male students and one Security officer will supervise a team of highly trained security

hostel for 8 female students.guards recruited from retired Pakistan Army personnel. Security guards will perform duty on gates of the hostels who will only Abbottabad: Two hostels for 300 male students and one for allow lawful residence into hostels. Security officer will be overall 100 female students.incharge of security of hostels. He can visit surprisely rooms of

Kohat: There is no hostel facility available at Kohat any hostel at any time for check of any weapon, drugs, intoxicant, Campus, so far. rods, daggers and harmful materials etc.

The residents of hostels are required to abide by the rules and Jalozai: Three hostels for 630 male students and one regulations of the university hostels as laid down in this hostel for 210 female students.prospectus and notified from time to time by the hostel and Note: Due to lack of space/accomodation at UET Hostels, university administration. Misconduct by any resident student hostel accommodation will be provided at the time of may be punished directly by the Resident Warden with a fine of admission of 1st semester subject to availability of seat purely up to Rs. 5000/- or it may be reported by the Resident Warden to on the basis of merit, determined by the Directorate of the Convener Hostel Disciplinary Committee for further action. Admission for each discipline and need basis, determined by The Hostel Discipline Committee may forward any case to the Provost Office. The students of Jalozai Campus will not be University Discipline Committee (UDC), if it deems fit.considered for hostel allotment in the Main Campus.

HOSTEL REGULATIONS

1.2 Students desirous of hostel accommodation are 1 ADMISSIONrequired to apply on the prescribed hostel admission 1.1 Hostel admission will be granted only to those form on or before the last date announced for the students who are on regular rolls of the University. purpose. Students shall submit duly completed The facility of hostel accommodation to full time forms, alongwith five Passport size photographs duly postgraduate students may be provided subject to attested by the head of the concerned department, availability.

University Hostels and Available Accommodation

S.No Name of Hostel No. of Seats

1. Shah Wali Ullah Hostel No. 3 (Old Block) 170

2. Shah Wali Ullah Hostel No. 3 (New Block) 498

3. Shahibzada Abdul Qayyum Hostel No.4 132

4. Syed Jamal-ud-Din Afghani Hostel No.5 175

5. Mehmood Ghaznavi Hostel No. 8 227

6. Engineering Tribal Hostel No.11 298

7. Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar Hostel, Hostel No. 12 276

8. Engineering Girls’ Hostel (Old & New) 181

9. Engineering Hostels, Bannu Campus 311

10. Engineering Boys’ Hostel, Abbottabad Campus 300

11. Engineering Girls’ Hostel, Abbottabad Campus 100

12. Jinnah Hostel, Jalozai Campus 210

13. Iqbal Hostel, Jalozai Campus 210

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to the office of the Head of their respective availability of seats in hostels and validity of the department. The forms after necessary scrutiny will reasons for re-admission. Cases of re-admission bear then be forwarded to office of the Provost. No minimum priority to the hostel authorities.application form for hostel admission shall be

2. ALLOTMENTentertained after the closing date.2.1 The warden of a hostel shall provide room/seat to a

1.3 The provost office will prepare a merit list of the student within three days of the submission of applicants after necessary scrutiny of admission h i s / h e r h o s t e l c a r d . H o w e v e r h a n d i n g forms. The provost office will distribute hostel over/possession may take longer depending upon the admission cards among the eligible candidates as per time required to complete the process of shifting by merit list displayed. Each card will bear hostel name ex-room holders.and father’s name of the students, the hostel name

2.2 Cubicle rooms will be allotted to final year students and room number allotted to the student and a only, subject to availability.photograph of the student. The students shall submit

2.3 Students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year will be acco-their cards within 15-days after the allotment to the mmodated in bi-seater, tri-seater or four seater concerned warden and upon acceptance of which rooms.they shall become residents of that hostel and will be

under disciplinary supervision of the hostel 2.4 Foreign students will be accommodated in a specified administration. If a student fails to submit his card to hostel (presently Syed Jamal-ud-Din Afghani, Hostel the concerned warden within due time, his hostel No.5).card shall stand void. 2.5 Students are not allowed to interchange their rooms

1.4 Seats in the hostels will be allocated to each in the Hostel with each other with out permission of department in proportion to the number of the warden. Any violation will result in initiation of applicants for hostel accommodation from each serious disciplinary proceedings against the violators.department.. Preference shall be given to those

3 HOSTEL DISCIPLINE & ORDERapplicants who hail from far-flung areas and do well 3.1 The Residents students must submit an undertaking in terms of merit.

of good conduct as provided by the university on 1.5 Local students from Peshawar district will not be

judicial stamp paper before they can be issued hostel granted accommodation in university hostels. The

admission cards. The affidavits must be duly signed hostel admission of any resident student shall be

by the parent/guardian of the concerned student. A cancelled if at any point/time he/she is found to have

student, who fails to submit the duly filled affidavit, been having a residence (owned/rented/official) at

shall not be allowed to enter the hostel. The the time of allotment. He/she shall be penalized as

following must also be ensured with regards to the deemed f i t by the hostel and univers i ty

guardian of a student: administration.

(a) A guardian can only be a Blood Relative i.e. elder 1.6 The hostel authority has the right to refuse/cancel

sibling, paternal or maternal uncle.hostel admission of students who misuse their

(b) The parent/guardian must accompany the student to privilege.the hostel and he/she would be required to submit a

1.7 A student can request the cancellation of his/her copy of his/her CNIC along with the affidavit.

hostel admission. The student will be eligible to (c) Any student, who fails to furnish the above, shall not receive all the refundable amounts if the request is

be allowed to enter the hostel premises.received within one month of the closing date of allotment of hostel accommodation. No refund will (d) Every resident student shall be issued a boarder card, be allowed after that. after due verification and collection of duly filled

affidavits. The students must keep these cards at all 1.8 A student whose admission is cancelled by the hostel times with them and they will be allowed entry into authorities on disciplinary grounds shall not be their hostels only after presenting this card to the entitled to receive his hostel security.security guard.

1.9 Students who fail to complete their degree within the (e) Residents shall abide by hostel rules and regulations prescribed time (8 semesters/ 4 years) will not be

in letter and spirit. Violation of hostel rules and entitled for hostel admission. The hostel authorities regulations or any order issued by the hostel under special circumstances may consider such administration shall render a resident liable for application for admission provided the applicant imposition of fine and/or expulsion from the hostel maintains regular attendance in classes.and to such other actions as deemed fit by the

1.10 Application for hostel admission, from students University authorities.

whose admission has been cancelled in the past on 3.2 Anybody (be it a student of the university) who is not disciplinary grounds, shall not be entertained.

a resident of the hostel is not allowed to stay in the 1.11 Re-Admission cases may be considered subject to

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3.3 Day scholars and residents of one hostel are not provost. Residents are not allowed to deal with the hostel staff directly on their own.allowed overnight stay in any other UET hostel.

Similarly, guests, family members or anyone else, are 3.18 Resident students shall not insist on the hostel strictly prohibited overnight stay at any UET hostel. bearers to bring contraband goods for them.

Residents shall not insist on the hostel staff to indulge 3.4 Resident students can entertain their guests within in activities other than their prescribed job the prescribed visiting hours only in the guest rooms responsibilities.prescribed for the said purpose in each hostel. No

resident can entertain a guest in his/her room. 3.19 The Warden of the hostel may impose a fine of up to Rs. 5000/- on any resident student who violates the 3.5 Residents are strictly forbidden of keeping any arms, hostel rules and regulations or orders of the hostel intoxicants, drugs, rods or daggers, and harmful authorities. Prior to imposing any penalty on the materials etc in the hostel. Any violation of this rule Resident Student the Warden may serve him with a will result in serious disciplinary action against the show cause notice to which the student must violator and may lead to imposition of heavy fines respond in writing within the specified timeframe. and expulsion from the hostel. The hostel The Warden may decide to do away with any penalty administration may also initiate criminal proceedings if he finds the response of the student satisfactory or against the violator and refer the matter to the may decide otherwise. The Warden may forward the police.case to the Hostel Discipline Committee for further

3.6 Residents are not allowed to use heaters, air coolers action. The Hostel Discipline Committee can report a

and air conditioners in their rooms. Any violation will case of indiscipline to University Discipline

lead to imposition of fine, recovery of charges Committee if it deems fit.

incurred and confiscation of the forbidden item.3.20 Regulations for Hostel Warden (see on page 85) 3.7 Every Resident student is responsible for the peace

and tranquility of hostel environment. Resident 3.21 Appeal: An appeal against the punishment students are not allowed to play music or any awarded by the Resident Warden shall be instrument loudly. forwarded to the Hostel Discipline Committee

3.8 Residents are not allowed to participate in any within fifteen days.political activity.

4 HOSTEL DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE3.9 Residents are not allowed to invite any political 4.1 The Hostel Discipline Committee (HDC) will be figure, scholar or any individual for any speech,

formed by the Provost under clause 8 of Khyber lecture or sermon or to circulate any unpublished or Pakhtunkhwa, UET Ordinance No. XIII of 1980 and published material for this purpose.(amended) Ordinance No. IX of 1981.

3.10 Residents are not allowed to assemble crowds or 4.2 Cases of indiscipline by the resident students may be congregations within the hostel premises for any

forwarded to the Hostel Discipline Committee by the purpose e.g lunch, dinner, iftaar, political etc.Resident Warden through the Senior Warden. The 3.11 Entry of females into boys' hostels is strictly Convener of HDC in consultation with the Provost will prohibited & vice versa.call a meeting of HDC, at a place and time convenient

3.12 Residents shall keep their rooms clean and tidy. They to the committee members, to conduct hearings in

shall also be responsible to keep their rooms properly the case.

locked in case they leave the room. Residents shall 4.3 The Hostel Discipline Committee will decide the cases not keep expensive items (cost of which exceeds Rs.

according to hostel conduct and discipline 1000/-) or cash in their rooms. The hostel authorities regulations.will not be responsible for any loss.

4.4 The Hostel Discipline Committee may forward the 3.13 Residents students are not allowed to park bicycles, cases needing severe penalties (such as imposition of motorcycles or cars within the hostel premises. The a fine of more than Rs. 40,000/- and or hostel authorities would not be responsible for any expulsion/rustications from the university) to the loss or damage incurred by the student.University Discipline Committee.

3.14 Residents students are not allowed to ride bicycles or 4.5 The decision of the HDC will be communicated in motorbikes inside the hostel premises. Any violation

writing and will be duly signed by all members. The will be dealt with seriously.Assistant Provost will be responsible for recording the

3.15 Resident students shall not use and shall not allow minutes and decisions of the committee, keeping

the use of their accommodation for any purpose proper record of all cases, and communication of

other than that prescribed and allowed by the hostel decisions to all members, concerned students and

administration.wardens.

3.16 Resident students who in the view of the hostel Regulations for Hostel Discipline Committee (see on

authorities are not residing in their rooms shall have page 85)

their hostel admissions cancelled.

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Hostel Discipline Committee shall be forwarded to served in their rooms by the hostel bearers.the University Discipline Committee. 7.7 Smoking is strictly prohibited in the hostel mess and

its premises. Moreover resident students must not 5.2 No appeal by student against the decision of the create any sort of disturbance or discomfort to their Hostel Discipline Committee shall be entertained fellow students in the hostel mess.unless it is presented within 15 days of the date on

which the decision is communicated to him/her. 7.8 Residents shall not use hostel lawns, common room and other places for lunch, dinner, breakfast or tea.

6. HOSTEL CHARGES7.9 Residents of the hostel are not allowed to bring food Hostel charges can be changed from time to time by

from outside the hostel into the hostel mess.the University authorities. Hostel charges for the year 7.10. In case of closing mess permanently, student should 2020-21 (till further orders) are as follows:-

provide proper medical certificate.

8 HOSTEL GATES TIMINGS

8.1 Following timings will be observed for boys hostels.

8.2 A Boarder card will be issued by the provost office to the residents. All the students are subject to keep the Boarder card with them in the hostel and university premises. This card will serve as a proof of student's identity as a Boarder. No student will be allowed

7 HOSTEL MESS entry into the hostel without his Boarder Card.7.1 Each resident student of the hostel will automatically

9 NOTICES & WALL CHALKINGbe considered as a member of the hostel mess unless No resident will be allowed to paste or exhibit any his membership is suspended by the Resident notice printed/hand written or other material, in Warden. No member of the mess is allowed to close writing anywhere in the hostel except those duly his mess account for a period of less than three days. signed by the hostel warden. No resident student is In such case the student will inform the office allowed to engage in wall chalking inside the hostel assistant one day before doing so.premises. Any violation of this rule is subject to strict

7.2 The hostel mess will be monitored by a Food disciplinary action. Committee comprising of Resident students of the

10 COMPLAINTShostel which are appointed by the Resident Warden with the approval of the Provost. The continuation of All complaints about matters relating to the hostels the members of the Food Committee will be decided shall be reported to the warden of the hostels. upon their progress. The Food Committee shall Students must never take any matter into their own prepare a menu on weekly/monthly basis with the hands, otherwise they'll be held liable for strict approval of the Resident Warden. disciplinary action.

7.3 The Resident Warden shall supervise and check the 11 UTENSILS, FURNITURE & ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONSmess daily or on alternate day. The Assistant Provost 11.1 Residents are not allowed to take utensils from the or Provost may make surprise visits to the Hostel dining hall/hostel mess and furniture from common Mess.

room to their rooms or other hostels. Residents are 7.4 The Resident Students must pay their mess dues not allowed to move any hostel furniture or other

before the 15th of each month. A fine amounting to items from their designated places. In case of any 10% of the total dues (rounded to the closest violation stern disciplinary action will be taken multiple of 10) shall be charged for late payment of against him/her.dues after the due date. The Resident Warden

11.2 Every Resident of the hostel will be provided with a reserves the right to change the amount of fine to be

bed, a table and a chair. He/she will be responsible imposed on the resident students in case of late

for any loss or breakage thereof. Residents who will payment.

destroy or damage any hostel property shall pay for 7.5 The Hostel Mess shall remain open during the time damages and will be heavily fined.

prescribed for each meal. Residents shall not be 11.3 All rooms of hostels have necessary electric fittings.

allowed to demand food after the prescribed time Student/s residing in these rooms shall be limit. responsible for the proper use and safety of these

7.6 All the members of the mess shall take their meals in fittings.the Dining Hall of the hostel. No meals shall be

Opening gate timeSeason Closing gate time

Winter 7:00 A.M 10:00 P.M

Summer 6:00 A.M 11:00 P.M

HOSTEL REGULATIONS

Description of Charges Amount

University Fund for Cubical (Room Rent/Elet. charges)

University Fund for Seats (Room Rent/Elet. charges) Rs. 18,000/- P.A

Rs. 20,000/- P.A

University Fund

Hostel Fund

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Total: Rs. 12,700/- P.A

Rs. 1000/- P.A

Rs. 1500/- P.A

Rs. 2000/- P.A

Rs. 2000/- P.A

Rs. 6000/- P.A

Rs. 200/- P.A

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5.

6.

Hostel Security (Refundable/adjustable)

Mess Security (Refundable/adjustable)

Gas Advance (Refundable/adjustable)

Contingency (Non-Refundable)

Generator + Maintenance Chargest Hostel Card & Student Affidavi (Non-Refundable)

any sort of group in the hostel. Resident students are 12 COMMON ROOMnot allowed to use or let their rooms be used as 12.1 Each hostel shall have a Common Room Committee offices of any group. Resident students are not comprising of three to five resident students of that allowed to conduct meetings of any nature under the hostel and shall be appointed by the concerned umbrella of any such group inside the hostel Warden. The Committee will look after the affairs of premises. Any violation of these rules will be liable the Common Room under the supervision of the for strict disciplinary proceedings against those

hostel warden.involved.

12.2 The Resident Warden shall take actions to provide 16 CLOSURE OF HOSTELSresidents with newspapers, magazines, material for

The university hostels shall remain closed during the indoor games and fulfill other maintenance vacations. All resident students shall be required to requirements of the hostel. These needs shall be met vacate the hostels except those who are in through the contingency fund of the hostel. The examination or have enrolled in summer semester. Resident Warden shall determine the appropriation The administration may provide an alternate of contingency funds for these purposes.arrangement for those who are in examination or

12.3 Film shows are not allowed inside the hostels. Special enrolled in summer semester. Foreign students may permission of the Provost must be sought for the be allowed to stay in their hostel during vacations.arrangement and use of microphones in any function

17 SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR GIRLS’ HOSTELSwhatsoever inside the hostel premises. Non residents 17.1 Female students shall go straight to their hostels after shall not be allowed to enter and participate in any

the completion of their classes in their respective activity inside the hostel premises without the prior departments.permission of the warden. No professional artist

shall be invited to perform inside the hostel premises. 17.2 Night attendance of the Resident students shall be taken on a daily basis.12.4 Social and cultural activities like indoor games,

17.3 The Warden shall carry out surprise visits to the dramas, debates etc. can be arranged by resident rooms of Resident students.students in the hostel from time to time with the

permission of the Resident Warden. The Resident 17.4 The Hostel Gates Timing Warden shall decide the fate of such requests Following timetable will strictly be observed for through consultation with the Provost. opening and closing girls hostel gates:

13 HOSTEL STAFF13.1 Private/personal servants are not allowed in hostels.

Every hostel is manned with designated staff to look after the needs of resident students e.g. bearers,

17.5 Application for leave and complaint shall be water carriers, sweepers and gardener etc. The hostel submitted to the Warden/Provost. Residents must staff is answerable to the warden of the hostel. Any have their applications signed by the Warden/Senior

complaint against the staff should be communicated Warden before leaving the hostel premises.

to the warden of the hostel in writing. Staff is 17.6 Visitors and Permission for Going Outrequired to serve the resident students inside the

Every resident of the Girls' hostel must submit a list hostel premises according to the duties assigned to of three visitors duly signed by her parents/guardian them by the hostel administration.along with photocopies of their CNICs at the time of

13.2 Misbehavior by the resident students with the hostel admission.staff is subject to strict disciplinary action against the

17.7 Only parents/guardian and authorized visitors shall perpetrators.be allowed to visit female resident students during

14 PROHIBITION OF VALUABLES the following visiting hours:

14.1 The resident students are not allowed to keep Winter (October to March) valuable items like car, motorcycle, VCR, VCP, Video

Saturday: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PMCamera, T.V Set, gold, expensive mobile phones, large

Sunday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PMsum of money etc. The hostel administration shall

Summer (April to September)bear no responsibility in case of any loss or theft.

Saturday: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM14.2 Resident students are allowed to keep computers, Sunday: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PMLaptops without external speakers/woofers in their

rooms at their own risk for educational purposes only. The hostel administration shall bear no

17.8 Only parents/guardian and authorized visitors can responsibility in case of any loss or theft.take a resident student for shopping/overnight stay

15 REGIONAL SOCIETIES / POLITICAL / RELIGIO- on weekends.POLITICAL GROUPS

17.9 Permission to meet the authorized visitors must be Resident students are not allowed to form or be obtained from the Warden or Provost. Male visitors associated with political, regional, Religio-political or

Opening gate TimeSeason Closing gate Time

Winter 7:00 A.M 4:00 P.M

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shall meet the residents only in the visitor's room for must also sign in the register upon her return.minimum possible time to avoid inconvenience to 17.12 Guests: Border students will not be allowed to invite other students. female guests for casual meals or for night stay

17.10 The resident students may attend the university's without the prior permission of the hostel departmental functions and study tours subject to warden/Provost.the permission of the Warden or Provost.

17.11 Permission for going out must be obtained one day in advance. While going out a resident, must sign in the Register giving time of departure, place and phone number of the place of visit and time of return. She

A: REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL WARDEN

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First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/- and recovery of estimated electricity charges alongwith confiscation of the appliancesSecond time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or expulsion from hostel.

Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/-



Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/-and cancellation of hostel privilegefor next sessions and/or expulsion from hostel.

First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/-Second time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or expulsion from hostel.

Violation of Hostel Rules or Disobeying the orders of Hostel Administration

Using Electric Heaters/Air Conditioners

Installing internal locks in the allotted rooms

Playing games in hostel lawns or corridors

Keeping non-residents in the room

Smoking in hostel premises, sleeping in prayer hall or common room/study room and any matter of this nature

B: REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

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First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/-Second time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or expulsion from Hostel.

Fine upto a maximum of Rs.40,000/- and cancellation of hostel privilege for next session and/or expulsion from hostel.

Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 20,000/-

Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion from Hostel and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.

Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion from hostel and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.

Recovery of loss and Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion from hostel and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.

Cancellation of Hostel seat and fine of Rs. 10,000/- to 20,000/- for subletting a seat and fine of Rs. 20,000/- to 40,000/- for subletting a room.

Keeping non-residents in hostel room

Keeping arms, explosives, intoxicants, and drugs or anything alike.

Playing games in hostel lawns and corridors.

Misbehavior with Hostel Staff or Administration or fellow students.

Invitation to any political figures, scholar or anyindividual for any speech, lecture, sermon or to circulate any unpublished or published material for this purpose inside or outside the hostel.Pasting posters/notices etc. without the written permission of hostel administration and/or wall chalking and such other activities.

Damaging/theft or misuse of hostel property and hostel card

Subletting of one seat or room to outsiders

A fine of upto Rs. 10,000/- for the first time and cancellation of hostel seat and exparte action.

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HOSTEL ADMINISTRATION

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Abdul Ghafar Khan

a) Dr. Amir Naveedb) Engr. Hanifullah

a) Engr. Abdur Rehman Babarb) Engr. M. Nasir Jamal

091-9216675

091-9216676

Assistant Provost, University Hostels

Engineering Girls' Hostela) Resident Wardenb) Assistant Wardenc) Assistant Warden

Engineering Hostel No.4a) Resident Wardenb) Assistant Warden


1 Provost, University Hostels Prof. Dr. Sahar Noor 091-9222223

091-9222223

S.No. Designation Name Phone

a) Engr. Ishrat Noorb) Sana Rehman

c) Madeeha Amir Zeb091-9218644

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a) Engr. Wajid Ali 091-9222196091-9222243091-9216644

Engineering Hostel No.3a) Resident Warden

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a) Dr. Laiq Hasanb) Engr. Isamil Khan

a) Engr. Faiz-ur-Rehmanb) Engr. Shakir Azeem

a) Engr. Fazli Yazdanb) Engr. Numan Khan

091-9216667

091-9216678091-9216599

091-9239267


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S.No. Designation Name Phone

Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer

a) Engr. Abdus Salamb) Engr. Irshad Hussain

a) Engr. Fawad Khanb) Engr. Wisal Khan

a) b) Engr. Sadam Ullah

Engr. Asim Abbas

Bannu Campus: Provost

i. Allama Iqbal Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Warden ii. Faqir Epi Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Wardeniii. Rehman Baba Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Warden iv. Girls Hostel a) Warden

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Abbottabad Campus:i. Jalal Baba Boys Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Wardenii. Sarban Hall Boys Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Wardeniii. Fatima Girls Hostel a) Warden b) Assistant Warden

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a) Ar. Shahid Manzoor Khan

b) Ar. Habib Ullah

a) Engr. Akhtar Munir

b) Arch. Azmat Ali Khan

a) Miss. Rabia

0992-9311073

Engr. Fakhr-ul-IslamDr. Abid Siddique

Engr. Mohsin Iqbal QaziEngr. Mubashir Hayat

Dr. Akhtar NawazEngr. Faisal Pervez

Jalozai Campus I. Jinnah Hostel a) Warden

II. Iqbal Hostel a) Warden

III. Abu Bakar Hostel a) Warden

b) Assistant Warden

b) Assistant Warden

b) Assistant Warden

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lInterpretation of the rules by authorized officers of the University shall be final. The University authorities reserve the right to make any change in Rules at any time without prior notice.

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