COLLEGE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (C of E&ME)(2) rel KS iss} 55 COLLEGE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (C of EXME), RAWALPINDI College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (C of E&IVE) aspires to be a research-intensive institution. I aims at steering research activity towards industrial product development for the social and economic well-being of the nation, MISSION ‘The College is making all-out efforts to strengthen its research culture, in order tocreate an enabling ‘environment for industrial growth and development. The whole fabric of undergraduate and postgraduate ‘education is woven to achieve this goal by synergising state-of-the-art-research facilities at the College. INTRODUCTION ‘The College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering ‘was established in 1957 as a polytechnic institute at Quetta. The College was moved to its present premises. in 1984. With the estabishment of NUST in 1991, the College became one of its constituent colleges. The College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering i situated along the Grand Trunk Road, at the Rawalpindi-Islemabad nexus. Its open landscape makes itan ideal place for an academic campus. A fascinating locale and a congenial environment are indeed the hallmarks of this College. It the largest College of NUST in terms of PhD faculty, student enrollment, diversity of academic programmes, research activities, space, infrastructure and facilities. The College attained 150-9001 certification in 1999, ISO 9001-2000 certification in 2003 and ISO 9001-2008 in May 2009. It has earned accolades in quality assurance and Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) accreditation evaluation. The College offers degree programmes in diverse undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, mainly in the disciplines of Electrical, Mechanical, Computer and Mechatronics Engineering. The College lays great ‘emphasis on indigenous research in which the faculty and students remain zestfully involved. As a result, quantum research material is produced annually. The feculty mostly comprises of eminent research scholars, who regularly participate in conferences and seminars, both at home and abroad. state-of-the-art spacious library, equipped with around 60,000 books, an e-lbrary section and a good number of latest PCs with wireless internet connection, facilitate students and faculty in their ongoing engineering research. ACADEMIC STRUCTURE Education in various disciplines is managed through six departments listed below: > Department of Electrical Engineering, > Department of Mechanical Engineering > Department of Computer Engineering > Department of Mechatronics Engineering > Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities PROGRAMMES Currently, the College is running the following programmes at its campus: Undergraduate Programmes > Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering > Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering > Bachelor's in Computer Engineering > Bachelor's in Mechatronics Engineering Postgraduate Programmes >MS Leading to PhD in Electrical Engineering > MS Leading to PhO in Mechanical Engineering >MS Leading to PhD in Computer Engineering >MS Leading to PhD in Mechatronics Engineering > MS Leading to PhD in Engineering Management > PhO in Electrical Engineering > PhD in Mechanical Engineering > PhO in Computer Engineering > PhD in Mechatronics Engineering > PhD in Engineering Management ime eac= ber NURESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Research and development is the hallmark of education at C of E&ME. Reflected below are the brief details of completed and ongoing R&D projects. Completed R&D Projects Project Bionic Ear (Cochlear Imola) Artillery Tactical Command and Reporting System (acars) Ground Surveillance Radar Utilisation of Solar PV Panels Received from WAPDA for Village Electrincation Design, Fabrication and Analysis of Prototype of Positive Displacement Motor Implementation of Swarm Intelligence for Multi Robot Control Myo-electric Prosthetic Upper Limb ‘An Autopilot System for a Fixed Wing RC-Vehicle Design and Fabrication of Pneumatic Plunger Pump for Cherrical injection Facilitation of Decision Support Systems (OSS) in Engineering Management (EM) Design and Development of 10 Units High Efficiency 1 Kilowatt Transformerless Inverters Design and Development of 10 Units of Super Bright LED Street Lights Design and Development of Hydro-gravitation Power Plant Design and Fabrication of Rapid Prototyping Machine Using Fused Deposition Modelling Software-defined Radio Implementation on GNU Radio ‘Wavelet based Real Time Ventricular Arrhythmia Detection and Classification Highly Stabilised Millimeter wave Di-slectric Resonator Gun Oscillator Design, Validation, Formulation, Verification, Approval, Issuance and Implementation of "Pakistan National Quality Award! Based on "Total Quality Management” Development of Generic Type Mobile Robot Vehicle (Unmanned Ground Vehicle - UGV) Dept ocE oce DEE OME OME omTs omTs mrs omrs OME amc HPP HPP HPP OME OcE oce DEE oMTs Dr Shoaib A Khan Dr Shoaib A Khan Dr Mojeed Bin insan Asst Prof Ahmed Sohail Asst Prof Raja Amir Azeem Dr Akhtar Nawaz Malik Dr Akhtar Nawaz Malik Dr Mahmood Anwar Khan Dr Javaid labal Asst Prof Raja Amir Azeem Dr Nawar Khan Mr Rashid Iqbal Ansari Mr Rashid Iqbal Ansari Mr Rashid Iqbal Ansari Dr Syed Waheed-ul-Haq Dr Shoaib A Khan Dr Shoaib A Khan Dr Faroog Ahmed Bhatti Dr NawarKhan Dr Akhtar Nawaz Malik 56 fea] a ical Baia HEC/H NUST HEC/HQ NUST HeC/Ha.NUST MoST/Non Devp HaNusT HEC/NRGP. HEC/NRGP HEC/NRGP. HEC/Ha.NUST HEC/Ha.NUST HONUST HaNust HaNust MoST/PSDP HEC/Ha.NUST HEC/Ha NUST HEc/Ha NUT McST/Non Dep HEC/NRGP. HaNusTfay 57 OB titeorrrojec Dept Principal investigator Sn soir tvtria Wote- Heating System for Industil OME. AsstProt Ahmed Sohail ——-HEC/UTTSP SF sppcation Gl Design and Development of Super Energy Saving Lights DEE Dr Khalid Munawar HEc/urTsP for Urban, Rural and Industial Applications using Super Bright LEDs Wonder tight DEE Dr Khali Munawar Ha nusr Galninenateme ce eaneue Dee brerooqeAam uice/Ponc Design and Manufacturing of 4 Axis CNC Table DME = Mr Rehan A Khan/Dr Waheed ~=HQ.NUST Design, Analysis and Fabrication of Mechanical Spider DME = Mr Rehan A Khan/Dr Waheed = HQ.NUST List of Sponsored R&D Projects in Progress eens Poa ee Pine eacus Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Transceiver Using OCE_—_Dr Shoaib A Khan. HEC/HQ NUST Software Defined Radio Establishment of Integrated Circuit Chip Design Facility DEE Dr Shahzad Hussain HEC/HQ NUST Development of Integrated Microwave Transceiver DEE Dr Mojeeb Bin thsan HEC/Ha.NUST Pilot Level Production of Ground Surveillance Radar DEE Dr Mojeeb Bin thsan HEC/HQ.NUST Utilisation of Solar PV Panels Received from WAPDA for DME —_Asst Prof Ahmed Sohail MoST/Non Devp Village Electrification Design, Development and Prototyping of Go Karts DME — Asst ProfRaja Amir Azeem == HQ.NUST Design, Simulation and Fabrication of an Unmanned DME Asst ProfRaja Amir Azzem © HQ.NUST High Mobility Vehicle (UHMV) Development of Light Weight Three Wheeler 4-Stroke OME — Asst ProfRaje Amir Azem —-HEC/UITSP. Slim Car/Rickshaw (prototype) Utilising Composite Material Vibration Analysis and Testing of CNG Compressor DME Dr Basharat-ullah-Malik HaNUST Using Statistical Energy Analysis ‘An Autopilot System for a Fixed Wing RC-Vehicle MTS — Dr Javaid iqbal HEC/HQ.NUST Establishment of ¢ Monitoring and ¢ Menagement R&D Mr Waseem Aamir Maan Ha NusT Research Centre Design and Fabrication of Force/Torque Sensor Using, DME Asst ProfRaja Amir Azsem —_-HEC/HQ NUST. Stewarts Platform A Readiness Model for Software Development DCE Dr Rashid Ahmad HEC/Ha NUST Outsourcing Vendors Efficient Recycling of Machine Waste by Laser DME Dr Syed Waheed ul Haq PMI-2 Britich Deposition Counci/HQNUST Vehicle Simulator with Visual and Inertial Stimulus MTS Dr Akhtar Nawaz/DrJevaid HEC Development of a Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) DEE Dr Khalid Munawar Ha NUST Capable UAV Development of an Autopilot System for UAVs DEE Dr Khalid Munawar Ha.NUSTFACULTY PROFILE One of the prime strengths of C of E&ME is its hard-core faculty, billantly equipped with requisite knowledge and skills. ‘As many as 38 faculty members are PhDs, mostly from prestigious foreign universities, Reflected below are the brief faculty details in order of seniority. Dr Akhtar Nawaz Malik Dean PhD (University of Salford) UK Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Specialisation: Robotics/Manufacturing Dr Muhammad Afzal M: ‘Asseciate Dean PhD (NE/ME) USA Research Interests: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Modelling and Simulation Pen Dr Mojeeb Bin thsan Head of Department Department of Electrical Engineering PhD (Orevel University) USA, Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Microwave Engineering, Solid State Electronics Dr Muhammad Bilal Malik PhD (NUST) PAKISTAN Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Digital image Processing Dr Shahzad Amin Sheikh PhD (Southwest Jiaotong University) China Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Signal Processing and Communication Dr Muhammad Ejaz Hassan PhD(UETeshawat) Pakistan Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Control Systems Mr Tafazzul Mehdi Rizvi MS (Boston University) USA Discipline: Electrical Engineering, Specialisation: Electronics Mr Kamran Aziz Bhatti (MPhil (Quald-e-Azam University) Pakistan Discipline: Electronics Specialisation: Digital Signal Processing al Engineerin Dr Muhammad Younus Javed Associate Dean PAD (Uriversty of Dundee) UK Discipline: Computer Sciences Specialisation: Adaptive and Predictive Systems Dr Khalid Munawar PhO (Tohoku University) Japan Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Specialisation: Control, Robotics, Mechatronics Dr Shahzad Hussain PhO (Urivorsty of Leode) Uk Discipline: Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering Specialisation: Semiconductor Devices Modelling Dr Fahad Mumtaz Malik Pho (NUST) Fakistan| Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Control Systems Dr Muhammad Salman Pho (NUST) Fakistan Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Adaptive Signal Processing. Mr Arfakhshand Ali Qazalbash Msc (UMIST) UK Discipline: Electric Power Engineering Specialisation: Economic Aspects of Generators Mr Muhammad Asim Ajaz [MS (NUST) Pakistan iscipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Communication Systems and DSP59 ‘Mr Syed Muhammad Raza Kazmi [MS (University of New South Walat) Australia cipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Systems and Control Ms Shahnaz Fatima (MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan Discipline: Electronics Specialisation: Digital signal Processing Ms Tamkeen Bhatti US (Imperial College London) UK Discipline: Electrical and Electronics Engineering Specialisation: Analogue and Integrated Circuts Ms Saima Awais MS (NUST Pakistan Discipline: Electrical Engineering specialisation: DSP and Communication Mr Taosif Iqbal (Ms vanovo State University] Russia Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Automation and Control Mr Ghulam Shabbir (MS (king's College London) UK Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Digital Electronics Dr Mahmood Anwar Khan Headof Department Department of Mechanical Ergineering PhD (ME), UK Research Interests: Robotics Dr Rizwan Saeed PhO UK Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Dr Muhammad Shahid PRO UK. Research Interests: Materials Engineering, Corrosion Engineering Mr Hameed-ullah-khan 6 Diploma Hungary Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Research Interests: CAD, Automotive Research Interests: Mechanics of Materials, Systems Composite Materials Mr Faisal Shami Ms (UET) Lahore iscipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interests: Modelling and Simulation, Flow-induced vibrations. Mr Fareed-ud-Din MsuK 1g Engineering Research Interest: Advanced Manufacturing Technology Mr Bilal Qureshi (Ms Saudi arabia Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Thermotluids Mr Wagas Lughmani MS Korea Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Bio-mechanics Dr Khalid Iqbal Head of Department Department of Computer Engineering PRO [Cranfield University) UK Discipline: Computer Engineering, Specialisation: Optimisation Mr Raja Abid Rabbani MS Sweden Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Sustainable Energy systems Mr Ahmed Sohail Use (OU) Sweden, NS (DU) Sweden Research Interests: Solar Energy and LCD Technology Mr Atif Bin Asghar suc Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Design, Mechanical Vibrations, Structural Analysis Mr Saheeb Kiyani (Ms (NUST Pakistan Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Modelling and Simulation Pokemon ne Dr Farooque Azam PhD (Beng Unversity) Cina Discipline: Computer Sciences Specialisation: Software Engineering Dr Syed Waheed-ul-Haq PhO (ME) UK_ Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interests: Laser Application, Rapid Manufacturing Mr ikhlag Khattak Ms (UST) Paistan Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research interests: Fuel Cels, IC Engines Mr Raja Amer Azim [MS (University of New South Wales) Australia Research Interests: Modelling and Simulation Structures Mr Rehan Ahmed Khan. is uk Discipline: Advanced Manufacturing Technology Research Interests: Non-traditional ‘Manufacturing Processes, CAD/CAM ‘Mr Akhtar Khurshid Ms (NUST) Patistan Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interests: Designing, ‘Menufecturing, Modelling and Simulation, ISO 9000 Certification Mr Saif-ullah-Khalid Ms (NUST) Patistan Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering Research Interest: Modelling and Simulation Dr Rashid Ahmad PhO (Being University) China Discipline: Computer Sciences ‘Specialisation: Software EngineeringDr Assia Khanum Dr Ghalib Asadullah Shah PhO (NUST) Pakistan PhO (Miele East Technical University) Turkey Discipline: Computer Software Engineering Discipline: Computer Engineering ‘Specialisation: Intelligent Systems, Image Specialisation: Wireless Networks Processing, Dr Shoaib A Khan PhD (Georgia institute of Technology) USA Discipline: Computer Engineering Specialisation: Digital Signal Processing and VLSI Design Dr Muhammad Almas Anjum PhO (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Computer Engineering Specialisation: Image Processing, Signal Processing Mr Liagat IMS (Wollongong) Australia Discipline: Computer Science Specialisation: Telecommunication Systems Mr Rafiuddin MS (University of Hertfordshire Hatfield) UK Discipline: Electrical Engineering ‘Specialisation: Digital Systems, Microprocessor-tased Systems Mr Muhammad Usman Khan IMs |NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Computer Engineering Specialisation: Social Network Anaiysis Mr Muhammad Umar Munir IMS (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Computer Software Engineering ‘Specialisation: Digital Image Processing Mr Yasir Jan IMS Pohang) Kores Discipline: Computer and Electrical Engineering Specialisation: DS Ms Ruhma Tahir IMS (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Computer Sciences ‘Specialisation: Security in Wireless Sensor Networks Breen Dr Javaid Iqbal Head of Department Department of Mechatronics Engineering PhO (University of New South Wales) Australia. Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Artificial Inteligence/ Dr Kunwar Faraz Ahmed Khan PhO (University of Toronto) Canada Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mobile Robots, Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence: Mobile Robots ; Mr Nasir Ahsan 1s Unies of Rew South Wales) Austra Mr Arif jaz Mechanical Engineering MS (Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey) USA. Specialisation: Mobile Robotics Diccipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Electronics and Radar WAPAGiaR Racha IMS |Seou! National University) South Korea Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Specialization: Mechanical Vibrations, Robotics Mr Muhammad Qasim IMS (Quaid-e-Azar University) Pakistan Discipline: Electronics ‘specialisation: Electronics, Communication Mr Affan Pervez BE (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Sher Afghan BE (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mechstronies Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Noman Tanveer BE (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Muhammad Ahmer BE (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering ‘Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Asad-ullah-Awan BE (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Mudassir Rizvi MSc Pakistan Discipline: Electrical Engineering Specialisation: Microelectronics Dr Saad Rehman PhD UK Discipline: Computer Science Specialisation: DSO, Image Processing Mr Jahan Zeb Ms (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Computer Software Engineering Specialisation: Computer Organisation Mr Hamid Turab Mirza [MS (University of Sheffield) UK Discipline: Information Security Specialisation: Strategic Information Systems Mr Waleed Ejaz Ms (NUST Paistan Discipline: Computer Engineering Specialisation: Digital image Processing Dr Khurram Kamal PhD (Loughborough University) UK Discipline:Mechatronics Specialisation: Inteligent Products, Embedded Systems, Artificial Intelligence Mr Adil Riaz [MS (Quaid-e-Aram University) Pakistan Discipline: Electronics Specialisation: Digital signal Processing Mr Aagif Afzaal Abbasi IMs (ra University) Pakistan Discipline: Information Technology Specialisation: Networks, Intelligent Automated Systems Mr Haroon Ashraf BE (NUST] Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Mr Zohaib Riaz BE (NUST] Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Mechatronics Ms Sumeira Batool BE (NUST] Pakistan Discipline: Mechatronics Engineering Specialisation: Advanced Manufacturing61 Mr Akhter Hussain MS (Cranfield University) UK Discipline: Manufacturing Technology ‘Specialisation: Manufacturing Automation Dr Nawar Khan Head of Deparment PhO(UET, Lahore) Pakistan Discipline: Engineering Management Specialisation: Quality Engineering (TaMm)/Manuracturing Engineering Mr Junaid Arshad MSc (Chalmers University of Technology) Sweden Discipline: Quality and Operations Management Specialisation: Supply Chain Menagement, Quality Management. Dr Muhammad Abbas Chaudhary PhO (Shanghai University) China Discipline: Redio Physics Specialisation: Microwave and Milimetie waves Mr Atif M Khan Msc (Coventry University) UK Discipline: Engineering Management and Manufacturing Specialisation: Product Design, Advanced ‘Aerodynamics and Manufacturing Mr Ali Salman [MSc (University of Surrey) UK Discipline: Advanced Manufacturing Management and Technology Specialisation: Supply Chain Management, Project Management Dr Azad Akhter Si Head of Department Department of Basic Sclences and Humanity Post Doctorate Sweden, PhD Islamabad Research Interests: Space-time Foliations, Black Hole Thermodynamics, Wavelets Dr Asim Aziz PhD (Glasgow Caleconian) UK Discipline: Mathematics Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Finite Element Method Dr Mohammad Ashraf PhD Pakistan Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Fixed Point Theory Mr Muhammad Riaz Khan MSc Punjab University) Lahore, MA Lahore Discipline: Educational Administration, Mathematics Ms Saima Umbreen MA (National Univesity of Modern Languages) Pakictan Discipline: English Linguistics andLiterature Dr Muhammad Rafique, TI (M) PhD Pakistan Discipline: Mathematics Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Differential Equations, Mathematical Movelting Dr Muhammad Afzal PhD (University of Karachi) Pekistan Discipline: Chemistry Research Interests: Cephardine-metals, Interaction Studies Dr Muhammad Tufail Hashmi PhO (Punjab University Lahore) Pakistan Discipline: Islamic Studies Mr Muhammad Farooq Khan MSc, MA Pakistan Discipline: Defence and Strategic Studies, Political Science, History, Educational Administration/OBS&H Mr Himayat Ullah MA Pakistan Discipline: Pushto, Islamic Studies, Education Dr Muhammad Ikhlag Chohan_ PAD (Kagoshima University) Japan Discipline: Mathematics Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Numerical Analysis Dr Mazhar Iqbal PhO Pakistan Discipline: Mathematics Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics, Numerical Analysis Mr Mohammad Naveed PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan [MSc (Karachi Universty) Pakistan Discipline: Elecrontcs Mr Muhammad Baseer Khan PhD (Quaide-Azam University) Pakistan Se Peshawar Discipline: Chemistry Mr Syed Hussain Shah BEd, MSc Physics IMS (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Environmental Engineering Research Interests: Solar EnergyMr Faizullah MPhil (NUST) Pakistan Discipline: Mathematics Ms Maryam Mehmood MA(Natonal University of Modern Languares) Pakistan ‘Advanced Dirlome (TEFL) (Agha Khan University) Pakistan Discipline: English Linguistics and Literature f 62 Ms Samreen Sharif Mr Abdul Karim Mac (University of Karachi) Pakistan MPhil Pakistan Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Applied Mathematics Research Interests: Fluid Dynamics63 STUDENT SUPPORT FACILITIES Laboratories at the Electrical Engineering Department Electronics Laboratory This laboratory is used for practical demonstrations related to Electronics, Electronies-l and Power Electronics. Machine Laboratory The Machine Lab is used to carry out research and practical work related to speed control of motors; ‘operation of motors, generators, transformers; use of volt-metres, ampere-metres, watt-metres; as well as power supplies anc measurement techniques. Digital Signal Processing Laboratory ‘The development of DS? algorithms at the software level ‘and the implementation of DSP algorithrrs with the help (of DSP processors (TMS320c3X) are the majortasks carried out here. Embedded Systems Laboratory ‘The Embedded Systems Lab houses state-of-the-art equipment for experimentation in Digital Logi Microprocessors, Microcontrollers and Digital Systems Design Itis also used extensively by undergraduate students for their projects. Control Systems Laboratory Experiments related to control systems are undertaken in the Control systems Laboratory. ‘Communication Systems Laboratory Experiments related to analogue and digital Communication and other sophisticated communication systems are carried outin this laboratory. Laboratories at the Mechanical Engineering Department The Mechanical Engineering Department is well-equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories and infrastructural facilities in related areas. The labs include: Materials Laboratory The Materials Lab is mainly used by undergraduate students to perform experiments related to Mechanics Cf Materials-| and Mechanics of Materials-l. Some of the equipment instlled includes asymmetrical cantilever apparatus, thin cylinder apparatus, combined bending and torsion apparatus, tensile testing machine, beam ‘apparatus, torsion machine, creep measurement apparatus, compression of spring apparatus, extension of spring apparatus, shear force apparatus, flywheel apparatus and bending moment epparatus, Fluid Mechanics Laboratory The Hydraulics Lab is mostly used by undergraduate students to carry out experiments related to Fluid Machanics-| and Fluid Mechanics-ll. Some of the equipment installed includes impact-of-jet apparatus, pelton wheel apparatus, friction-in-pipe apparatus, wind tunnel, air flow bench, pump/turbine apparatus, bernoulli’s apparatus, drag force apparatus, boundary layer apparatus, hydraulic bench, flow-through orifice apparatus, flow-through-venturemetre apparatus, flow-through-a-notch-apparatus, stability of floating body apparatus, hydraulic test bench and pneumatic test bench, Steam Laboratory The Steam Lab is mainly used by undergraduate students for experiments related to Thermodynamics-| and ‘Thermodynamics, The equipment installed in the lab includes steam boiler, separating and throttling calorimetre, super heater, steam turbine, nozzle test re, cooling tower, heat exchanger, steam engine, boiler control demonstration unit and flue gas analyser unit. Dynamics and Controls Laboratory The Dynamics and Controls Lab is generally used by undergraduate students to perform experiments related to engineering dynamics, control systems and the theory ‘of machines, The equipment installed in the laboratory comprises process control simulator, static and dynamic balancing apparatus, gyroscope apparatus, centrifugal force apparatus, governor apparatus and journal friction apparatus. Heat Transfer Laboratory The Heat Transfer Lab is mainly used by undergraduate students to perform experiments related to heat and ‘mass transfer, refrigeration and air-conditioning. The equipment installed in the lab includes a heat transfer bench, force convection apparatus, basic refrigeration cycle unit, heat transfer rig, multi-purpose air duct, compressor cutting grinder, charging station, refrigeration model, heat pump, analyser, heat exchanger and absorption retrigeration system model.Computer-aided Engineering Laboratory Undergraduate students during their study of AutoCAD and computer-aided engineering undertake practical assignmentsin the CAE Lab to explore mechanical engineering software such as AutoCAD, ansys, proE, visual nastran, MSC adams, etc. The equipment available at the lab includes computers (P-IV), a laser printer and 9 colour plotter. Postgraduate students also use ths facility during their research work for computational purposes. Vibration and Stress Analysis Laboratory ‘This labs used by both undergraduate and postgraduate students for research purposes. The lab equipment comprises a model 241-084 transmission polariscope, a model-031 reflection polariscope, a 2307 photo elasticity oven, a microscope X-2000 with accessories and micro hardness tester. Solar Laboratory Undergraduate and postgraduate students engaged in research related to solar PV and soiar thermal systems avail the Solar Laboratory facilites. Laboratories at the Computer Engineering Department The Department of Computer Engineering has the following laboratories: Embedded Systems Laboratory ‘This lab is used for software development using different data structures and algorithms; implementation of operating system structures; design and development of databases; testing and validation using software engineering methodologies; computer graphics applications; and applications of DSP, DIP, MBD and DSO. Computer Networks Laboratory This lab is used forthe implementation of structures, networking solutions and software-oriented projectsin professional languages as wells the design and development of software. Project Laboratory This lab is used for parallel processing applications, architecture design applicators, micro-processor/embedded circuits implementation, implementation using FPGA, modelling and simulation, mide layer development for HLA and multiprocessor-based ASIC design verification. Computing Laboratory ‘Activites inthis lab are designed using ACAD, algorithms andc/C+ programmes. Here students work on various application packages for the engineering practice module, digital communication assignments, computer graphics applications, matnematica assignments, SPce, MATLAB and AutoCAD. Networking and Project Laboratory This lab is decicated to the preparation of servers, implementation of networking topologies and structures, software development projects, computer interfaces, installation and configuration of different ‘operating systems, DLO circuits through verilog and design work for final year projects DSP and DSD Laboratory This lab is meant for class projects/assignments related 10 DSD, implementation and testing of computer architecture algorithms, use of verilog/HDL, nardare/sof-ware co-desig, system design using verlog and HDL tools, design of mul layer digital systems and designing of PCB. Image Processing Laboratory This lab is decicated to software development for MS theses, implementation and testing of OS structures, programming for numerical analysis and solutions, LAN/WAN models and protocols, DSP, DIP. databases, software engineering applications, parallel processing applications and digital system design using verilog and HDL tools.Laboratories at the Mechatronics Engineering Department Details of various facilities available in this department are asfollows: Robotics Laboratory ‘The Department of Mechatronics has a robotics research facility equipped with numerous state-of the-art industrial robots, including @ GEC arc-welding robot and the ABB industrial robot with their control systems and PLC trainer's. In addition, the lab also holds different types of mobile robots, including differential drive robots, a peoplebot and a crawling robot. Gircuit Design Laboratory ‘The Circuit Design Laboratory is well-equipped with all the necessary tools and devices required o test and develop both analog and digital electronic circuits ie function generators, oscilloscopes, micro-controller trainer boards etc. CAM/CAD Laboratory ‘The CAD/CAM research facilty provides students with an ideal platform for modelling and simulation of mechanical systems and processes using state-of-the-art software, The software library includes, ANSYS, ‘AutoCAD, AMD, pro-engineer and DELCAM. In addition the lab also contains specialised software used by postgraduate students. Industrial Automation Laboratory ‘The Industrial Automation Lab contains the latest CNC machines manufactured by Denford, UK. These machines include a 3-anis vertical machining centre and a2-Avis lathe. In addition, the lab also houses a fully functional computer-integrated manufacturing that includes a programmable conveyer and two programmable manipulators. Embedded Systems and Computer Vision Laboratory ‘The Department also has an Embedded Systems and Computer Vision Lab, Ths facility is used for carrying out lab and research work for micro-controller and ‘micro-pracessor based embedded systems and computer vision systems Student Project Laboratory The Department provides a separate lab for undergraduate and postgraduate students to carry out their final year projects end theses. This lab is equipped with all major test equipment and is located in the basement. The facilities and location of the lab provide students with an ideal environment te engage in research work Engineering Management Laboratory Decision Support System Laboratory This laboratory is dedicated to MS/PhD research work and theses write-ups Library The College has fully computerised library with excellent services and fits to fulfil the needs of faculty members and students. The Hbroryis equipped with state-of the-art systems anghas a collection of over 70,000 volumes comprising printed and electronic information sources. The library is manoged by quetfied and experienced staff, well-versed in providing innovative services, The College greatly suppor academic and research actives of faculty, staff and studerts, tis designed to provide full ange of service, including loans, online information searching, feterence services interlibrary loan, document delivery, photocopying, access to virtual collection and digital. Fesourtes tcInternet Facilities Internet facilities are available at the College to enhance the quality of the educational, research and administrative work at the institution. Additionally a wireless LAN facility is available throughout the campus. Sports Facilities The College offers numerous sports facilities for cricket, football, hockey, volleyball, baskettall, handball, table tennis, tennis, badminton and squash. A gymnasium is also available for students. Every year sports competitions are held, in which students participate exubderantly Tennis Courts ‘The College has three courts of international standard, (One hard and two clay courts are meant for youth events and company competitions. Basketball Court A cemented basketball court is located in the vicinity of the sports complex. Squash Court The squash court is available to both faculty and students. Badminton Court The sports complex includes a well-maintained badminton court 66 Fitness Centre At the Fitness Centre, students have access to excellent training facilites, The extensive faciltesinclude fiumerous single station resistance machines, treadmils, cycles, rowing machines and star climbers. Te Centres J {ully air-conditioned and matted. Trainers are avalable ‘ound:-the-clock to assist students of EME In addition to the current fitness centre, a state-of-the-art sports complexis being built on the campus, witha modern, well-equipped aymnasium, a swimming pool and a set of new courts for table tennis, squash, tadminton and basketball Healthcare The medical inspection room at the College is fully functional to facilitate staff and students. A NUST doctor i also available for preliminary medical treatment of NUST faculty and students. Transport By virtue ofits location atthe outer periphery of Rawalpindi/slamabad, the College has easy access to public and private transport networks. The lstitution triesits best to provide pick ané drop facilities to all students, The vehicles are also utilised to transport students and facuty to workshops, seminars, inteenstips and other co-curricular activities, Cafeterias The College has a cafeteria that provides quality food items to students and faculty. Itis being run on a low profit basis and is closely monitored for hygiene and quality. Utility shops are also available te meet students’ day-to-day requirements. The rates at these utlity shops are highly subsidised, with no trade-off on quality and standard. Student Societies at Work There are a number of societies which function at the College. These include SPAL (Society for the Promotion of Arts and Literature), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ((EEE], the Environmental Club and an IT Club. SPAL consists of 4 wings and & clubs namely Admin Wing, Media Wing, Web and Graphics, Promotion Wing, Burraq (literary club), Music Club, Tarteel Club [Na’st and Qirat club), Canvas (fine arts club), Dramatics, [ks (photography and videography), Professionals Clu and Nawa-e-Sarosh (poetry club).67 ACCOMMODATION Hostels The College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering is spread over a sprawling campus that houses not ust the academic biocks; but also various amenities and hostel facilities, There are five hostels on the College premises; four for boys and one for gris. The roomsin these hostels are alloted ona first-come, first-serve basis. The hostels offer numerous comfortsand amenities to make students feel at home.CAREER SUPPORT AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Placement Cell ‘The Collage has established a placement cell whore proper guidance and counselling is provided to {graduating students for internships and job placements. ‘The placement office remains in contact with companies to meet their demand for Cof EME graduates. Open house/job fair is one of the major events organised every year at the College. On this occasion, premier companies are invited to participate in the event and interview graduating students. The placement office annually publishes a graduate profile book and its copies are sent to different companies and industrial units throughout the country. Cof EME Alumni Association Cof EME Alumni Association plays a very active role in helping students in different ways. The association ‘maintains a liaison with the industry and keeps current students apprised of the latest technological advancements and industry requirements. C of EME ‘Alumni Association has extensive programmes and. events, which are held from time to time. The salient features of the Alumni Association are: C of EME Alumni Scholarship Programme The Alumni Association formalyystarte¢ its scholarship programme in 2006 at the 2” Alumni Reunion. An account was created and initial donations were used to launch the frst programme in 2007. The balance sheet of the account is regularly updated and shared online with the alumni group. Career Counselling Sessions The Associaton regularly holds interactive sessions with students. Senior alursni from the industry ae called to give presentations and speak to the students. Once a year, a mega event is arranged with the help of senior alumni members and the College's societies. ‘The event includes presentations, mock interviews, resume writing and question and answer sessions Reunions The first alurnni reunion was organised in 2005. The [Alumni Reunion has since become a prime event of the Alumni Association, Alumni members are invited to attend the event for @ nominal fee. The money raised from the event is spent on scholarships. Book Repository Programme Engineering course books of alumni members are collected and passed on to current students through the College liorary. Alumni Directory An updated database of alumni members is maintained. The Association solicits current contact detals and other gartculas from alumni members on a regular basi The information gathered during the reunion registration is used to update the database. This proves helpfulin placing our graduates in reputed companies where our alumni is already serving. Do You Know? While drafting a curriculum that pe eee eR eae mg EME College also recognises the ecto Tae RCT Cees eer eee esa generated to light some of the classes.fey 69 fol Eck, NOTABLE EVENTS College of EME is one of the leacing institutions in Pakistan, imparting quality education, since its inception. ‘The College has always been at the forefront and is. striving hard to create an impactin the fields of science ‘and technology. The College also promotes extracurricular activities to infuse among students, a sense of healthy competition Computer Project Exhibition and Competition (COMPPEC) The Department of Computer Engineering has been regularly hosting COMPPEC Computer Project Exhibition ‘and Competition) for the last nine years. This event provides students a platform to exhitt their sils and share theirinpovations tie a forum for creative vind to discuss their design strategies, implementation detals and modular and cost-effective approaches ina knowledge rich environment. Tho exhibition and its competitive spirit accentuates, that ceating something new is important, but itis equaly important to present it to others. People from a large cross-section of society gather to witness the competitions. Senior faculty members from reputed institutions also attend the exhibition and take keen interest in the displayed projects. ‘The projects on display are divided into four categories, which include: > Control/automated systems > Network/communication systems > Applications/utilities > Signal/image processing All the judges critically analyse the projects and grade them based upon a number of factors such as innovation, usability, raphical user interface, Implementation, methodology, quality, demonstration, presentation and design architecture. National Engineering Robotics Contest (NERC) The idea of National Engineering Robetics Contest (NERC) was initiated by the Department of Mechatronics. the contest provides a platform to engineering students, teachers ard supervisors from all cover Pakistan, to participate in a contest of the ‘mult-cisciplinary field of robotics with a view to expanc the awareness of this field and itsapplicatonsin the country. The theme of the competition isto build an autonamous mabile robot, which should be able to ‘move in a specified arena and complete predefined tasks, The task is uploaded on NERC website a year prior tothe next year’s competition. The competition started back in the year 2003. The contest has now become a mega event in the yearly calendar of the College. itis well on its way to transcend geographical boundaries and become an international contest. Open House and Job Fair Open house and job fairs are an annual feature at the College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. The objective is to bring potential employers and the graduating students of the College closer, and afford them en opportunity to share their mutual interests. ‘Another purpose is to develop new relationships and strengthen the already existing linkages with industry. r-GUEST SPEAKERS Lectures by guest speakers area regular feature at the College. These lectures are meant to give greater exposure to students and faculty regarding the most recent professional activities related to academia and industry. Named below are some of the cistinguished guests who were invited to deliver talks at the College in the recent past: > Dr Andrew | Pinkerton - The University of Manchester, UK > Mr Saqib Shirazi ~ CEO, Atlas Honda Pakistan > Dr NM Butt -Chaieman, Pakistan Science Foundaton > Mr Asif Sukhera - Head of Business Development, Middle East Region, Nokia Siemens Network > Mr Badar Khushnood - Head, Google Pakistan > Mr Atif Mumtaz - CEO, BrightSpyre Drop Glin Oe dare eae a eh ou cuneate} eae seer cue as Ue ano ae eC} Neen a iCute reeked OM eer ene ay where students can exhibit their ability in the fields of computers and mechatronics a ale oe ee oe ea oc Re oesContras: Perea ONY a ENGINEERING Website Helpline Telephone Commandant Dean Head of Computer Engineering Department Head of Electrical Engineering Department Head of Mechanical Engineering Department Head of Mechatronics Department Head of Basic Sciences and Humanities Department Head of Quality Management Cell Fax WAN Ve a www.ceme.nust.edu.pk 492-51-9278050 492519278040 +$9251-9278042 +9251-92780a7 +9251-9278085, +9251-9278046 49251-927804a +9251-9278041 4925156132627 +492.51-9278048