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UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY

TAXILA

UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY

TAXILA

UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS

ENTRY- 2007

D I S C L A I M E R

This prospectus is informational and should not be

taken as binding on the University. Each aspect of

the educational setup, from the admission

procedure or criteria to the examination

regulations or discipline, requires continuing

review by the competent authorities. The

university therefore reserves the right to change

any rules and regulations applicable to students

whenever it is deemed appropriate or necessary.

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Organizational Setup .............................................................................................................................. 1Important Telephones............................................................................................................................. 5Code of Ethics ........................................................................................................................................ 6

Department of Civil Engineering ....................................................................................... 12

Department of Electrical Engineering .............................................................................. 15

Department of Mechanical Engineering ........................................................................... 18

Department of Computer Engineering.............................................................................. 21Department of Software Engineering ................................................................................ 23Department of Telecommunication Engineering ............................................................. 25

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6. Library..................................................................................................................................... 326-A Main Library.................................................................................................................... 326-B Digital Library ................................................................................................................. 326-C Information Technology Centre ................................................................................ 34

7. Network Administration and Research Centre (NARC) ................................................... 35

8. Directorate of Adv. Studies, Research and Tech. Development ....................................... 36

9. Directorate of Students Affairs .......................................................................................... 37

10. Directorate of Undergraduate Studies ................................................................................ 38

11. Directorate of Sports ........................................................................................................... 38

12. Financial Assistance............................................................................................................... 39

13. Hostels ................................................................................................................................... 39

14. Estate Office ......................................................................................................................... 39

15. Health Facilities ..................................................................................................................... 40

16. Transport ............................................................................................................................... 40

17. Admission/Registration/Placement Office....................................................................... 40

18. Dues/Scholarship Section.................................................................................................... 40

Introduction

Profile of the University Faculties

1. Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering

2. Faculty of Electronics and Electrical Engineering

3. Faculty of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering

4. Faculty of Telecommunication & Information Engineering

5. Teaching Staff of Basic Sciences and Humanities

Services and Common Facilities

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Rules and Regulations

Admission Procedures

Separately attached

19. Teaching and Examinations ................................................................................................ 42

20. Migration ............................................................................................................................... 58

21. Students Discipline .............................................................................................................. 59

22. University Hostels ................................................................................................................ 66

23. Procedure for Allotment ...................................................................................................... 67

24. University Dress Code ......................................................................................................... 68

25. Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................................... 68

26. General Instructions ............................................................................................................ 70

27. Eligibility for Admission ...................................................................................................... 70

28. Seats Allocation Chart .......................................................................................................... 73

29. Categories and Symbols ....................................................................................................... 74

30. Determination of Merit ........................................................................................................ 77

31. Merit for the 2006-Entry ...................................................................................................... 81

32. Domicile Requirements ....................................................................................................... 82

33. Documents to be attached with F-1 .................................................................................... 83

34. Application Fee ..................................................................................................................... 85

35. How to Complete the Application Form ........................................................................... 85

36. Procedure for the Selected Candidates ............................................................................... 86

37. Fees and Other Charges ........................................................................................................ 88

38. Curriculum Outlines under Term System........................................................................... 91BSc Civil EngineeringBSc Electrical EngineeringBSc Computer Engineering

BSc Software EngineeringBsc Telecommunication Engineering

39. Chakwal Campus ................................................................................................................... 107

40. Admission Schedule for 2007-Entry ................................................................................... 108

41. Admission Committee and Staff .......................................................................................... 109

42. Set of Application Forms

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Minister for Education, PunjabMian Imran Masood

Prof. Dr. Habibullah Jamal

Prof. Aftab Ahmad

Mr. Mahmood Akhtar

Mr. Walid Tariq

ORGANIZATIONAL SETUP

A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

Chancellor

Pro Chancellor

Vice Chancellor

Registrar

Controller of Examinations

Treasurer

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Deans of Faculties

Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Faculty of Electronics and Electrical Engineering

Faculty of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering

Faculty of Telecommunication and Information Engineering

Prof. Shaukat Ali Khan

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Amin

Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Hussain Sahir

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafrullah

Department of Civil Engineering

Department of Computer Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Software Engineering

Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman

Prof. Dr. Muid ur Rehman Mufti

Prof. Umar Farooq

Prof. Dr. Shahab Khushnood

Prof. Dr. Attaullah Solangi

Chairmen of Academic Departments

Director Chakwal CampusProf. Umar Farooq


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SERVICES AND COMMON FACILITIES

Chairmen of CommitteesProf. Mukhtar Hussain SahirProf. Dr. Muhammad ZafrullahEngr. Zahid Suleman ButtEngr. Liaqat Ali QureshiProf. Muhammad Iram BaigProf. Sagheer AhmadProf. Dr. Mumtaz Ahmad KamalProf. Shaukat Ali Khan

Health ClinicDr. Ali AkhtarDr. Shaheen Sughra

LibrarySyed Mahmood Ali ZaidiMr. Muhammad AnwarMr. Shahbaz Pervez Chattha

SportsMr. Muhammad Akmal Hussain

TransportEngr. Inam-ul-Hassan Sheikh

Estate OfficeEngr. Nabi AhmadEngr. Ch. Nisar Ahmad

Halls of ResidenceMr. Mahmood AkhtarEngr. Zahid Suleman ButtEngr. Faheem ButtEngr. M. Awais TanveerEngr. M. Asjad SaleemEngr. Muhammad Ali NasirEngr. Muhammad ObaidullahEngr. Ahsan Ali

HealthLibraryTransportSportsMosquesTime TableDisciplineAffiliation Committee

Chief Medical OfficerSenior Medical Officer

Asstt. LibrarianAsstt. Librarian (Evening)Director Digital Library & IT Centre

Assistant Director Physical Education

Transport Officer

Director Arboriculture & Land ManagementEstate Officer

Senior WardenWardenResident Tutor 1 - Iqbal (I) HallResident Tutor 2 Iqbal (I) HallResident Tutor 1 - Quaid-e-Azam (Q) HallResident Tutor 2 - Quaid-e-Azam (Q) HallResident Tutor 1 Omar (O) HallResident Tutor 2 Usman (U) Hall


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AuditMr. Junaid Hameed Haq

AccountsMr. Arshad Hameed Hashmi

Dues/Scholarship SectionS. M. Raza Kazmi

Examinations BranchMaj. (R) Abrar Ahmad

EstablishmentMr. Muhammad Azam KhanMr. Muhammad Ilyas Khan

Academic & RegulationMr. Ali Hussain Naqvi

Network Administration and Research CenterMr. Farhan Ahmed NadeemMr. Shahbaz Pervez ChatthaSyed Muhammad Adnan ShahMr. Muhammad Huzaifa

Vice-Chancellor's OfficeMr. Muhammad Shafi

Directors

Prof. Ahmad Khalil KhanProf. Dr. Mumtaz Ahmad KamalEngr. Tahir Nadeem MalikMaj. (R) Tariq MahmoodEngr. Muhammad Iram BaigMr. Shahbaz Pervez Chattha

Resident Auditor

Assistant Registrar (Audit Cell)

Assistant Registrar

Deputy Controller

Deputy RegistrarAssistant Registrar

Assistant Registrar

Director NetworksSenior Network EngineerWeb ManagerDatabase Developer

Secretary to Vice Chancellor

Advanced Studies,Research & TechnologicalUndergraduate StudiesStudent AffairsProject Director (B&W)Telephone ExchangeDigital Library & IT Centre

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS


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Vice-Chancellor 401Secretary to the Vice-Chancellor 403, 404

DEANS OF FACULTIESElectronics & Electrical Engineering 533Telecom. & Computer Engineering 566Civil & Environmental Engineering 633Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering 666CHAIRMEN OF ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTSElectrical Engineering 535

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Software Engineering

Computer Engineering

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Civil Engineering 638

Mechanical Engineering 668

OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS

Registrar 405Deputy Registrar (Establishment) 407Assistant Registrar (Establishment) 408Assistant Registrar (Acad. & Regulation) 410Admissions Office (Under Graduate) 412Treasurer 413Accounts Branch 417Assistant Registrar (Dues & Scholarship) 421Student Section 422Resident Auditor 423Controller of Examinations 428Deputy Controller 430Examination Branch 432, 433

Project Director (Building & Works) 434

Executive Engineer 436Assistant Engineer 437Director Advance Studies 446University Library 452University Health Clinic 461Network Centre 464Transport Office 470Directorate Students Affairs 472Sports Office 473Post Office 474Habib Bank Ltd. 475Senior Warden 428Quaid-e-Azam Hall 486

Iqbal Hall 487

Umar Hall 488

Trunk Numbers: 9047 400 500 6009314216-23 Fax No. 051-9047420

(RWP/IBD PRI port #) , , (operator Extensions),(Taxila, 8 Lines),

The Intercom extensions are configured as Rawalpindi/Islamabad local numbers. 051-9047ddd (300lines), where ddd stands for the 3-digit intercom extensions listed below:

Official Web Site: http://www.uettaxila.edu.pk

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(For the seekers and practitioners of the magnificent science of engineering)

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You shall be honest, faithful and just, and shall not act in any manner derogatory tothe honor, integrity and dignity of the engineering profession.

You shall not injure, maliciously, directly or indirectly, the reputation or employment ofanother engineer, nor shall you fail to act equitably while performing professional duty.

You shall use your knowledge and skill of engineering for human welfare, and renderprofessional service and advance, which reflects your best professional service andadvance, which reflects your best professional judgment.

You shall not abuse your position or power, nor accept illegal gratification of any sort.

You shall faithfully observe and fulfill all your obligations.

You shall express your opinion on engineering or other matters in a frank, open andstraightforward manner.

You shall not criticize another engineer's work without his knowledge nor malign, orinjure his professional reputation.

You shall not ridicule fellow engineers nor let one discipline of engineering deridesother disciplines or professions.

You shall not directly or indirectly discredit other engineers nor assign (derogatory)epithets to their persons or work.

Your professional advice shall be based on full knowledge of the facts and honestconviction, and you shall not write articles or advertise in self-laudatory or in anymanner derogatory to the dignity of the profession.

You shall ascertain facts before accepting them and shall not encourage or cause othersto carry tales. Credulity is no credit.

You shall help one another in upholding and doing that is right, and shall not associatewith those who transgress and those who indulge in unethical practices.

You shall be kind and considerate to others and shall not fail to be cooperative andaccommodating.

You shall decide matters of common professional interest by mutual consultation.

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I N T RO D U C T I O N

THE CITY OF TAXILA

THE UNIVERSITY

The antique name means thecity of cut stones. Taxila has gainedworldwide eminence for its archaeologicalsites. Once a province of the powerfulAchaemenian empire, Taxi la wasconquered by Alexander in 327 BC. It latercame under the Mauryan dynasty andattained a remarkably mature level ofdevelopment under the great Ashoka. Thenappeared the Indo-Greek descendants ofAlexander's warriors and finally came themost creative period of Gandhara. Thegreat Kushan dynasty was established somewhere near 50 AD. During the next 200years Taxila became a renowned centre oflearning, philosophy, art and religion,Jaulian being a centre of excellence or auniversity of that age. Pilgrims and travelerswere attracted to it from as far away asChina and Greece.

History took a new turn around 1950 whenOrdnance Factories were founded at Wah,adjacent to Taxila. The country's largestMechanical Complex and Foundry wereestablished at Taxila in mid sixties. In earlyseventies, the industrial progress attained anew dimension when Taxila was chosen tohave Heavy Industries Taxila near its worldfamous museum. At the same timePakistan's largest Aeronautical Complexwas established at Kamra which is about 45km from Taxila. In mid seventies,government of the Punjab found the city

ideally suitable for establishing theconstituent college of University ofEngineering and Technology, Lahore

Industrial progress in and around Taxila isgaining a newer pace. The neighboringindustrial organizations are in the processof rapid expansion. A new industrial zonehas emerged in Hattar area, which is about20 km away from Taxila. Taxila is emergingas a leading industrial region at the nationallevel. The strategic location is paving wayfor the city to act as a gateway to historical“Silk Route”.

With phenomenal increase in students'enrollment in 1970's, a plan to establishadditional campuses of the University ofEngineering and Technology Lahore wasconceived. As a result of that, theUniversity College of Engineering Taxilawas established in 1975. For three years itfunctioned at Sahiwal. In 1978 it was shiftedto its permanent location at Taxila. TheCollege continued its working under theadministrative control of the University ofEngineering and Technology, Lahore tillOctober 1993. During this month itreceived its charter as an independentuniversity under the University ofEngineering and Technology TaxilaOrdinance 1993. At present totalenrollment of undergraduate andpostgraduate students is above 2000.

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LOCATION

ADMINISTRATION

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

The University campus is located on theoutskirts of Taxila at a distance of 5 kmfrom the city. It is situated near railwaystation Mohra Shah Wali Shah on Taxila-Havelian branch line. The city of Taxila is35 km from the twin cities of Islamabadand Rawalpindi on the main Rawalpindi-Peshawar highway. The University busescommute daily between the campus and thecities of Islamabad, Rawalpindi and WahCantt. The campus covers an area of 163acres. All the teaching departments,residential colony for teachers/ employees,student hostels, guesthouse, post office andbank are housed on campus.

The Governor of Punjab is the Chancellorand the Education Minister is the Pro-

Chancellor of the University. The Syndicateis the governing/legislative body and theAcademic Council is the highest academicbody of the University. The Vice-Chancellor is the Chief Executive andAcademic Officer of the University. He isassisted by Deans of Faculties, Chairmenof Departments, Directors and PrincipalOfficers of the University - the Registrar,the Treasurer, the Controller ofExaminations and the Project Director, toensure that the provisions of the UniversityAct, the Statutes and the Regulations arefaithfully observed and implemented.

The University offers B.Sc. Degree Coursesin Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical,Software and Telecommunicat ionEngineering .

EXISTING FACULTIES AND DEPARTMENTS1. Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering



4. Faculty of Telecommunication and Information Engineering

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Department of Electrical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Computer Engineering

Department of Software Engineering

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1. Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering



4. Faculty of Industrial Engineering

The following new departments will be established under the respective Faculties in nearfuture:

Department of Environmental Engineering

Department of Electronics Engineering

Department of Aeronautical Engineering

Department of Industrial & Manufacturing EngineeringDepartment of Engineering Economic & Management

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PROFILE OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTIES

1. FACULTY OF CIVIL ANDENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Dean

Prof. Shaukat Ali Khan

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman

Professors

Associate Professors

Assistant Professors

Lecturers

1. PhD (UK) (on Leave abroad)2. PhD (UK)3. PhD (UK)4. (Gold Medallist), PhD (UK)5. (Gold Medallist), MSc (UK), PhD (Japan)

9. (Gold Medallist), MSc Engg (Taxila)10. MSc Engg (Taxila)11. MSc Engg (Taxila)12. ,MSc Engg (NUST)13. MSc Enng (Taxila)

14. MSc Engg. (Taxila) (on higher Studies abroad)15. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila) (on higher Studies abroad)16. MSc Engg. (Taxila) (on higher Studies abroad)17. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila) (on higher Studies abroad)18. M.Sc. Engg. (Lahore)

Saeed Ahmad,Abdul Razzaq Ghumman,Mumtaz Ahmad Kamal,Hashim Nisar,Qaiser uz Zaman Khan,

Usman Ghani,Kamran Muzaffar Khan,Muhammad Yaqub,Muhammad SalmanImran Hafeez,

Ayub Elahi,Naveed Ahmad,Faisal Shabbir,Muhammad Ali Shamim,Naeem Ejaz,

6. MSc Engg (UK)7. MSc Engg (Taxila)

8. MSc Engg (Taxila)

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Shaukat Ali Khan,Liaqat Ali Qureshi,

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Zafar Naushad,Jawad Hussain,Faheem Butt,Usman Ali Naeem,Qazi Umar Farooq,Abdul QadeerAneeqa Hayat


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COURSES OF STUDY

LABORATORIES

Department of Civil Engineering isactively engaged in disseminating civilengineering education for the last thirtyyears. Whereas plans are also underway toe s t a b l i s h t h e D e p a r t m e n t o fEnvironmental Engineering.

The Department of Civil Engineering hasan academic staff of 25, nearly 70% ofwhom contribute to postgraduate teachingand are involved in PhD research work.Approximately 450 undergraduate and 100postgraduate students are registered in thedepartment. Civil engineers cater to thenational needs for buildings, highways,dams, bridges, irrigation network and watersupply systems, and are the world's largestusers of building materials.

The Department of Civil Engineeringoffers full-time course of four yearsduration leading to the degree of BSc inCivil Engineering. The department alsoorganizes a course of 18 months durationleading to MSc in Civil Engineering.

In the bachelor's course, emphasis is laid onthe fundamental concepts and principles,which constitute the basis of civil

engineering practice. To foster their creativeabilities, the students are assigned projectson design, construction or laboratoryinvestigation for self directed execution.The classroom and laboratory work issupplemented by the instructional tours toacquaint students with civil engineeringprojects of national importance. Surveycamp is held to impart intensive fieldtraining where the students plan andexecute survey of large areas independently.

The department has the following well-equipped nine laboratories to meet theacademic requirements of students andteachers as well as the professional needs ofthe government and private organizations:

1. Soil Mechanics & FoundationEngineering

2. Concrete Technology3. Strength of Materials4. Transportation Engineering5. Hydraulics/Fluid Mechanics6. Theory of Structures/Engineering

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Transportation and Structural EngineeringLaboratories have recently been upgradedthrough funds provided by HigherEduca t ion Commiss ion . In th i sconnection, the equipment has beenprocured and installed.

Department of Civil Engineering hasestablished a new institute by the name of“Taxila Institute of TransportationEngineering (TITE)”. It is a unique instituteof its own kind in Pakistan and will prove tobe a focal point for providing education andresearch facilities in the field ofTransportation Engineering.

The institute provides facilities like researchl abora to r i e s , l e c tu r e rooms fo rpostgraduate students, conference room,computer laboratory and a library. A widerange of state of the art equipment hadbeen procured to facilitate high teachresearch work.

The mission of the institute is to developand implement innovative method,materials, and the technologies forimproving transportation efficiency, safetyand reliability as well as improving thelearning and innovative environment forstudents, faculty and staff in transportationrelated areas.

In order to satisfy the increasing demandfor relevant advanced technological

education, the department offers MScdegree courses in Structural Engineering,Wate r Resources and I r r i g a t ionEngineering, Transportation Engineering,So i l Mechan ic s and Founda t ionEng inee r ing and Env i ronmenta lEngineering covering the most recentdevelopments. The courses contain abalance of analytical and professionalaspects and are designed to suit the needs offresh graduates and those with professionalexperience.

The faculty has completed a number ofresearch projects funded by HEC throughthe Directorate of Advanced Studies,Research and Technological Development.Research papers based upon appliedresearch have been published in journalsand conferences of national andinternational repute.

Most of the postgraduate students belongto the construction industry and act as abridge for universityindustry linkage thatmakes research in the department to bepractical and useful for the country. Theintroduction of PhD program has furtherenriched the research activities in thedepartment.Presently,21 PhD scholars havebeen registered for PhD research.Research is being carried out in thefollowing areas:

1) Structural Engineering2) Soil Mechanics and Foundation

Engineering3) Transportation Engineering4) Water Resources and Irrigation

Engineering5) Hydraulic Engineering

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Numerical modeling and computer-application in all the research activities arebeing given special attention. The coursesof studies have been designed on the basisof present needs of the Industry. The

students are also trained to workindependently for solving complex realworld problems.

2. FACULTY OF ELECTRONICS ANDELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Dean

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Amin

Prof. Umar Farooq

Professors


1. PhD (Toronto)

3. PhD (Taxila)4. MSc Engg (Japan)5. MSc Engg (USA)6. PhD (USA)7. MSc Engg (Lahore)8. MSc Engg (Lahore)9. MSc Engg (Lahore)10. PhD (Belgium)

12. MSc Engg (Lahore),13. MSc Engg (Taxila)14. MSc Engg (Japan)

Habibullah Jamal,

Muhammad Amin,Umar Farooq,Ahmad Khalil Khan,Mohammad Ahmad Choudhry,Tahir Nadeem Malik,Aftab Ahmad,Muhammad Iram Baig,Sakhi Muhammad Bhutta

Tahir Mahmood,Ilyas Ahmad,Gulistan Raja,

2. (Gold Medallist) Phd (Taxila)

11. Phd (USA)

Muhammad Zafrullah,

Muhammad Javed Mirza,


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15. MSc Engg (Taxila)16. MSc Engg (Taxila)17. MSc Engg (Taxila)18. MSc Engg (Taxila)

19. MSc Engg (Taxila)20. BSc Engg (Taxila)21. BSc Engg (GIKI) on higher studies abroad22. BSc Engg (Taxila)23. BSc Engg (Taxila)24. BSc Engg (Taxila)

Inamul Hasan Shikh,Aamir Hanif,Muhammad Obaid Ullah,Shabbir Majeed Chaudhry,

Ahsan Ali,Hafiz Muhammad Irfan Arshad,Sarmad Sohaib,Hassan BhattiSaif Siddique ButtAyesha Ijaz

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THE DEPARTMENT

COURSES OF STUDY

The educational objectives of theundergraduate program of the Departmentof Electrical Engineering are to developprofessional skills in the students thatprepare them for immediate employment inElectrical Engineering. The departmentaims to develop abilities in the students forthe application of the necessarymathematical tools, scientific basics andfundamental knowledge of ElectricalEngineering. The students are providedwith an educational foundation thatprepares them for leadership roles alongdiverse carrier paths in large companiesconcerned with communicat ions,e lectronics, industr ia l control &automation, computers and electricalenergy. There is hardly any sphere ofmodern life that is not affected one way orthe other, by some aspect of electricalengineering.

Currently Faculty of Electrical Engineering

is running two degree awarding programs:B.Sc. Electrical Engineering in Taxila andB.Sc. Electronics Engineering in Chakwal.Electrical Engineering department Taxilahas an enrollment of more than 600undergraduate, 143 M.Sc. and 25 PhDstudents. The department is housed in aBlock that covers an area of 57,500 sq.ft.The department has well equippedlaboratories for undergraduate classes andthe equipment is upgraded as the needarises. Lecture theatres, classrooms,laboratories, faculty offices etc are allhoused in the same Block. Detailedinformation about Electronic Engineeringin Chakwal can be seen from relevantsection in the prospectus.

All courses have a core set of subjects,allowing students to specialize further inelectrical subjects, or go more deeply intocomputer and telecommunications.

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Electrical Engineering Course contentincludes analogue, digital and solid-statee l e c t r o n i c s , d i g i t a l s y s t e m s ,telecommunications, and electromagnetics,with in-depth study of mathematics andcomputers in the context of electricalengineering. Practical skills in designing,making and testing are developed throughlaboratory work and computer-aideddesign. Laboratory projects are encouragedin second and third years whereas final yearprojects are assigned in consultation withindustrial experts. The campus is located inan industrial environment and the studentshave a fair chance of industrial visits.

The Elective Courses are included in theprogram to provide more breadth to theknowledge. In 3 and 4 years, the studentscan register for the Elective Coursesaccording to their interests. Our degrees arehighly regarded by industr y andindependent assessors. The course isaccredited by the Pakistan EngineeringCouncil as satisfying the academicrequirements for Professional Engineer(PE) status.

The department started its postgraduateprogram in 1984 and has been offeringcourses for the degrees leading to Master ofScience in electrical engineering withspecialization in:

Electrical Power EngineeringElectronics EngineeringControl Engineering

The master degree courses are aimed atbringing the students abreast with the mostrecent developments in their fields ofspecialization. These courses are offeredboth for the part-time as well as the full-time students. At present more than 90%students are enrolled in the part-timeprogram. Most of these students arework ing wi th major eng ineer ingorganizations of the country.

Research work being carried out at thedepartment has direct bearing on the needsof national industry. This research ispartially funded by the Directorate ofAdvanced Studies, Research andTechnological Development of theUniversity. Projects, to meet therequirements of the neighboring industriesare also conducted in the department. Thefaculty members and postgraduate studentshave published a number of researchpapers. These have been published in majornational and international journals.

The department has a well-stocked and upto date library for use of the teachers andpostgraduate students. It also offersconsultancy services and testing facilities tolocal manufacturers of electrical andelectronics equipment. It also arrangesfrequent seminars and workshops invarious areas of electrical, electronics,control and computer engineering. Thefaculty members, postgraduate studentsand prominent researchers from home andabroad participate in these seminars.

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Dean

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Hussain Sahir

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. Shahab Khushnood

Professors

Professors (Foreign Faculty)

Associate Professor

Professors

1. (Gold Medallist), Ph.D. (NUST)2. PhD (UK)

Shahab Khushnood,M. Shahid Khalil,

4. MSc Engg (UK)5. (on leave abroad), MSc Engg USA)6. MSc Engg (Lahore)7. MSc Engg (Lahore)

8. PhD (UK)9. PhD (Germany)10. PhD (Saudi Arabia)

11. MSc Engg. (Taxila)

12. BSc Engg (Lahore)13. MSc Engg (UK)14. M.Sc. Engg. (Taxila)15. M.Sc. Engg. (Taxila)16. MSc Engg (Taxila)17. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)18. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)19. MSc Engg (Taxila)

Muhammad Anwar Khan,Rafi JavedSagheer Ahmad,Khawaja Sajid Bashir,

M. M. I. Hammouda,Ali Roheim el Ghalban,Fathi M. Mahfouz,

Nabi Ahmad,

AssistantNasir Ahmad Mian,Khalid Masood Khan,Mirza Jahanzeb,Riffat Asim Pasha,Zahid Suleman Butt,Wasim Ahmad,Muhammad Kashif Iqbal,Muhammad Ali Nasir,

3. Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Hussain Sahir

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20. MSc. Engg (Lahore)

21. BSc Engg (Taxila)22. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)23. BSc Engg (Nawabshah)24. BSc Engg (Taxila)25. BSc Engg (Taxila)

Tanzeel ul- Rashid,

Lecturers

Muzaffar Ali,Nazir Ahmad Anjum,Hafiz Zafar Sharif,Ghulam Mustafa,Ahtesham-ul- Haq

THE DEPARTMENT

COURSES OF STUDY

Mechanical engineering is a highly versatileand diversified engineering discipline. Onone hand it is concerned with the design ofmachines and equipment that use energyand convert it into useful work. On theother hand it deals with the design anddevelopment of those machines that areused for manufacturing/productionequipment.The department offers four years degreeprogram leading to BSc in mechanicalengineering. At present, around 400students in BSc, 150 students in MSc and 30students in PhD are enrolled in theprogram.

The mechanical engineering courses arebuilt on a strong foundation ofmathematical, physical and computingsciences. Emphasis is laid on thefundamental concepts and principles,which constitute the basis of mechanicalengineering practice. The curriculum isdesigned to cover a broad range of areas.The department offers a series of courses inthe following areas:

Engineering Drawing and DraftingThermal Systems EngineeringApplied Mechanics and DesignIndus t r i a l and Manufac tu r ingEngineeringC o m p u t e r b a s e d M e c h a n i c a lEngineering

The courses in Thermal Engineeringinclude applied Thermodynamics,Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, HeatTransfer and Power Plant. The departmentoffers a wide range of courses in AppliedMechanics and Design area. Starting from abasic course in Engineering Mechanics, aseries of courses is offered in Mechanics ofMaterials, Mechanics of Machines andFluid Mechanics. These theoreticalconcepts are fostered in a series of MachineDesign courses enabling the students to trytheir skills and design small mechanicalequipment. Product design is of no usewithout product development studies.Industrial and manufacturing engineeringdeals with the smart and economicalproduct development methodologies.Students start with Workshop Technologyin this area. Successive courses in MachineTools, Engineering Materials, Production

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Engineering and Production Automationprovide the students further insight to thisarea. Additional courses like EngineeringOptimization and Industrial Engineering insenior year introduce students to theefficient management of the productiveresources. Computer based mechanicalengineering concepts have been embeddedin various courses like ComputerProgramming, Machine Design, CAD andIndustrial Engineering etc.

The University has a rich industrialneighborhood. The students have theopportunity to make maximum use of thisindustrial environment by engagingthemselves in short term as well as longterm training. These industries include HIT,HMC, POF, PAF complex at Kamra, HEC,KSB, TIP, CTI, ARL, OGTI, RailwayCarriage Factory, Research Establishmentsof PAEC and a large number of units in theHattar area. The students pick real worldproblems either for their term papers or asfinal year project from these organizationsand brush their skills.

The department is offering master degreeprogram since 1983. Sizable engineeringgraduates have made use of this program ina variety of areas. The program involvestwo years of part-time study and consists oflectures, design, office work, laboratoryinvestigation and research. The emphasis ison introducing students to modern trendsand techniques and advanced knowledge intheir fields of specialization. Thedepartment has adequate research facilitiesto meet the need of postgraduate studentsto do their master program. Thedepartment is also offering PhD Program.

The department has the following well-equipped laboratories to meet the academicrequirements of students and teachers aswell as the professional needs of thegovernment and private organizations:

1) Applied Thermodynamics2) Mechanics of Materials3) Metrology4) Refrigeration & Air Conditioning5) Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics6) Heat and Mass Transfer7) Mechanics of Machines8) Machine Tools.9) Industrial Engineering10) Workshop Technology11) CAD-I12) CAD-II13) Engineering Optimization14) Mechatronics15) Advance Manufacturing System16) Engineering Mechanics (Statics &

Dynamics)17) CNC Center18) Drawing Hall

A CAD Laboratory has been established toprovide facilities for 2D/3D automateddrafting, C++ programming and DigitalSimulation. Computer based design andoptimization techniques are beingemployed for teaching various courses inthe networking environment andconsiderable number of moderncomputers is available in the Department.Two new laboratories are established in thedepartment with HEC funding of 40million. The Labs include the state of the

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The department also introduces newcourses and keeps on progressing andestablishing Lab. Thestudents can program, make their own

circuit boards and test their logics in the lab.The department is equipped with the latestand modern world-class manufacturingfacilities in the . Recentlyestablished AMS Laboratory. of thedepartment has state of the art equipmentincluding Robots,

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Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafrullah

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. Muid ur Rehman Mufti

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Lecturers

1. (Gold Medallist), PhD (Taxila)2. PhD (USA)

3. PhD (Taxila)4. PhD (Taxila)5. MSc Engg (Sweden)6. MSc Engg (Taxila)

7. BSc Engg (Taxila)

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8. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)9. MSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)10. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)11. BSc Engg (Hons) Taxila12. BSc Egg (Hons) Taxila13. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila) (On higher studies abroad)14. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila) (On higher studies abroad)15. BSc Engg (Taxila)16. BSc Egg (Gold Medalist (Taxila)

Malik Muhammad Asim,Syed Sohail Ahmad,Fawad Hussain,Rana Awais TanvirMuhammad Awais AzamSyed Muhammad Anwar,Muhammad Majid,Muhammad Jamil KhanSaba Shoaib

THE DEPARTMENT

Courses of StudyEstablished in 2001, the Department ofComputer Engineering is concerned withthe theory, design, development andapplications of computer systems andinformation processing techniques. Theobjective of the program is to providestudents with a strong theoretical andpractical background in computer hardwareand software, along with the engineeringanalysis, design and implementation skillsnecessary to work between the two. Theprogram involves study of completecomputer system from design of its circuitsto its operating system and the algorithmsthat run on it.

By successfully completing the ComputerEngineering degree, the graduates will gaina broad range of skills in the area ofcomputer systems with strong analyticaland critical thinking abilities. Thesegraduates are ready to embark upon anexciting career in a diverse range ofinformation and computer technology-richcompanies and industries.

The department offers 4 years degreeprogram of B.Sc. in Computer Engineering.

At present, more than 200 students areenrolled in the program.

The Computer Engineering programinvolves the integrated study of digitaldesign, data communications, computerorganization and architecture, and systemssoftware. This is accomplished within anengineering context that encompassesaspects of management and design, with astudy of relevant technologies. Thecomputer-engineering curriculum providesa proper balance of computer systems,hardware and software as well as theory andapplications. With the rapid developmentsin the computer and informationtechnologies, the computer engineeringcurriculum is revised and improved onregular basis. The instructional and researchfacilities are continuously upgraded so thatthe students have a solid background withinthe field as well as in-depth knowledge andhands-on experience in relevant areas. Byproperly choosing elective courses,students may specialize in one or more ofthe following areas: computer systems,computer communications, networking,computer-vision, pattern recognition,

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In order to satisfy the increasing demandfor advanced technological education, thedepartment offers MSc degree courses inComputer Engineering. The MSc and PhDcurriculum is designed to develop

individuals with outstanding technical andmanagerial skills, expertise in decision-making and capacity for sustained hardwork. It introduces engineers to moderntheories and techniques while taking intoaccount the needs and requirements of theindustry in Pakistan. The faculty hascompleted a number of research projectsfunded by the HEC through theDirectorate of Advanced Studies, Researchand Technological Development. Researchpapers based upon applied research havebeen published in journals of national andinternational repute. Degree of MScComputer Engineering is awarded in thefollowing specializations:

1) Master of Science in ComputerEngineering

2) Master of Science in SoftwareEngineering

3) Master of Science inTelecommunication Engineering

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DEPARTMENT OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. Attaullah Sollangi

Chairman

Professors:


1. PhD (USA)2. PhD (Australia)

3. MSc Engg (CASE)4. MSc Engg (Taxila)5. MSc Engg (Taxila)

Attaullah Sollangi,Muhammad Khawar Islam

Tabassam Nawaz,Samana Zehra,Zeshan Iqbal


THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Software Engineeringhas been established for four years. Thesoftware engineering program involveslearning of systematic and quantifiableapproach to the design, development,operation and maintenance of softwaresystems from small to higher level ofcomplexities. The program covers not onlythe technical aspects of design anddevelopment of software systems, but alsotheir management and teamwork skills.

The department offers 4 years degreeprogram leading to B.Sc. in SoftwareEngineering. At present, more than 200students are enrolled in the program.

The Software Engineering courses are builton a strong foundation of mathematical,logical and computing sciences. Theintroductory year consists of basic subjectsin Computer Science, Mathematics, andbasic Electrical Engineering. In subsequent

years, the emphasis is on deeperunderstanding of algorithm development,logic design, programming techniques,computer architecture and languages,computer communication networks andsoftware engineering. Both theoretical andpractical aspects are covered during thecourse of studies. Students are required toundertake small projects to learn practicallyand to enable them to work individually andin groups.

On successful completion of the SoftwareEngineering degree, graduates will possessa broad range of skills and practices in areasof software analysis, design, developmentand management. Graduates from thisprogramme find lucrative employment inhighly demanding software engineeringposts in specialist roles as applicationdevelopers, systems analysts, networkdesigners and management consultants.

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6. MSc Engg Taxila

7. , MSc Computer Science (Gomal)8. BSc Engg (Taxila)9. BSc Engg (Hons) (Taxila)10. BSc Engg (Gold Medalist) (Taxila)11. BSs Engg (Taxila)12. BSc (Bahria University) on higher studies abroad.13. Ms Computer Engg (Taxila) on higher studies abroad.14. BSc Egg (Hons) (Taxila) on higher studies abroad.15. BSc Engg (Houns) Taxila on higher studies abroad.16. BSc Engg Taxila on higher studies abroad.17. BSc Engg (Taxila)

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DEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Associate Professor

Dr. Baber Kaleem Minhas


Muhamamd Ali AmirMehboob IqbalJaved AsadSheheryar Saleem

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2. MSc Engg (Lahore)3. MSc Engg.4. MSc (Taxila)5. MSc (Australia)

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THE DEPARTMENT

Established this year (2007), Departmentof Telecommunication is concerned withthe theory, development and application oftelecommunication systems, their designand integration. The objective of theprogram is to provide students with astrong theoretical and practical backgroundin field of telecommunication, along with

the engineering analysis, design andimplementation skills necessary to workbetween the two. The program involvesstudy of complete telecommunicationsystems and technologies run on it and howthese technologies can be developed.

By succe s s fu l l y comp le t i ng theTelecommunication Engineering degree,the graduates will gain a broad range of

skills in the area of telecommunication withstrong analytical and critical abilities. Thesegraduates are ready to embark upon anexciting career in a diverse range oftelecommunication technology-richcompanies and industries.

The department offers 4 years degreeprogram of BSc in TelecommunicationEngineering.

The telecommunication Engineeringprogram involves the integrated study ofvarious communication technologies,telecommunication system designing andintegration of various telecom networks.This is accompanied within an engineeringcontext that encompasses aspects ofmanagement and design, with study ofrelevant technologies.

The telecommunication engineeringcurriculum provides in-depth knowledgeof design, communication, and systemintegration as well as theory andapplications. With the rapid developmentsin the telecommunication systems andtechnologies, the telecommunicationengineering curriculum is revised andimproved on regular bas is. Theinstructional and research facilities arecontinuously upgraded so that the studentshave the solid background within the filedas well as in depth knoeledge and hands-onexperience in relevant areas By properlychoosing elective course, students may bespecialized in one or more of the followingareas:

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d i g i t a l commun ica t i on , w i r e l e s scommunication, traffic engineering, fibercommunication and many more.

The department has the following well-equipped laboratories to meet the academicrequirements of students and teachers aswell as the professional needs of thegovernment and private organizations.

1. M i c r o w a v e a n d O p t i c a lCommunication. Lab

2. Optoelectronics lab.3. Wireless Information Technology. Lab4. Communication System. Lab5. Electromagnetic wave. Lab6. Antenna Radiation. Lab

In order to satisfy the increasing demandfor advanced technological education, thedepartment offers MSc degree course inTelecommunication Engineering. Thecurriculum is designed to developindividuals with outstanding technical andmanagerial skills, expertise in decisionmaking and capacity for sustained hardwork. It introduces engineering to moderntheories and techniques while taking intoaccount the needs and requirements of theindustry in Pakistan.

The “Center of Excellence for ASICDesign and Digital Signal Processing” wasestablished in December 2005 through adevelopment project funded by HEC

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35 Computer Systems: (Dell OptiplexGX280n)

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FPGA Boards: (Spartan: XSA100,XSA200, XSA3S100, XSB300E)

High End FPGA Boards: (Virtex-IIPro ML300, Xilinx Inc)

Logic Analyzers: (Agilent 16900A,Tektronix TLA 721)

Oscilloscopes: (Tektronix TDS2022200 MHz, Agilent 54641D 2+16 CH350 MHz and 54830D 2+16 CH 600

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Data Pattern Generators: (Agilent AFG33250A, Tektronix DTG 5274)DSP Kits: (TMS320C6713 DSP StarterKit, SignalMaster TMS320C6701Stand-alone Format / Virtex-II)

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Synopsys Digital Front End Tools:(HDL Compiler Verilog, FPGACompiler II, Design Compiler,NanoSim etc.)

Xilinx ISE Synthesis Tools: (Xilinx ISE6.1i, 7.1i, 8.1i and EDK 7.1i)

Xilinx Embeded Development kit

Altera Quartus II

Texas Instrument Code ComposerStudio used for the programming ofDSP kits

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5. TEACHING STAFF OF BASIC SCIENCESAND HUMANITIES

1. Muhammad Akram Javaid, PhD Mathematics (UK)

2. Abdur Rauf,3. Hafiz Muhammad Yasin Butt,

(Gold Medalist),MSc Mathematics(Turkey)M Phil Islamic Studies (AIOU)

4. Tariq Asghar,5. Muhammad Saeed Akhtar,

MSc Mathematics(Punjab University)M Phil Mathematics(QAU)

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The teachers of this supporting setup areplaced under the administrative control ofChairman of Engineering Department.These teachers along with visiting teachersassist in teaching Mathematics, Islamicstudies and Pak. Studies. Mathematics is anessential pre-requisite and pivotal elementfor various fields of engineering and othersciences. In fact it plays a key-role for thecomprehension of any subject ofengineering and physical sciences. Apractical engineer needs an adequateknowledge of modern mathematics tosuccessfully cope with the complex realworld problems. Therefore, all the degreeprograms offered by different engineeringdepartments of the University have coursesin applied mathematics, statistics, numericalanalysis and computer sciences.

Appropriate courses in Islamic Studies havealso been constituted in the department tobe taught to the Muslim students of various

engineering faculties. The purpose is toenlighten the soul and mind of the studentsand enable them to get appraisal of tenetsof Islam so that they may perform theirduties with integrity and diligence when thefuture responsibilities of serving the nationwill be bestowed upon them.

In 1982 the Government of Pakistan alsoemphasized the need of subject of PakistanStudies. The main purpose of this subject isto make the students to be acquainted withideology of Pakistan. The Non-Muslimsstudents are offered courses in the subjectof Ethics and Pakistan Studies.

The faculty members are actively engagedin research work and have produced anumber of research publications, whichhave been published in scientific journalsof repute and presented in national and

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international conferences and seminars.

The current research fields of interest in thesubject of mathematics are: mathematics inmanufacturing, algebraic optimization,numerical analysis, integral equations, linearprogramming, queuing theory andquantum mechanics.

The research in the subject of IslamicStudies is being carried out in the field of“Seerat-un-Nabi and Political System ofIslam”.


6. LIBRARY

6-A MAIN LIBRARY

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6-B DIGITAL LIBRARY

Mission

Objectives

The Central Library of the University playsa vital role in dissemination of knowledge,teaching, research, and extension services.It has a seating capacity for about 100readers at its different halls, which providecongenial conditions for study. The readinghalls remain open (2 shifts) from 8:00 am to7:00 pm on all working days providingbreak for Jumma prayer 12:00 noon to 2:30pm. The Library is stocked withencyclopedias, dictionaries, handbooks,standard specifications, yearbooks,almanacs, abstracts, indexes and a bigreserve collection of text and generaltechnical books

The Library has more than volumesof books, 45000 volumes of bound serials,and scattered issues of scientific andtechnical serials on diverse fields. Besidesengineering subjects considerable readingmaterial on humanities, social sciences andIslamic Studies is available.

The members can borrow books and othermaterials, (except serials, reference orreserved books) for specific periods. Theycan also reserve materials, which are out incirculation. For this, reservation cards are tobe handed over at the circulation counter.The Library provides photocopy service aswell.

The Library houses a Book Bank, whichlends textbooks to the undergraduates forlong periods on a nominal rent. Books,which are in excess of the requirements ofthe Book Bank, are sold to the students on ano-profit no-loss basis through its Co-operative Bookstore.

To meet the information requirements ofstudents, researchers of UET Taxila,Pakistan with the provision of qualityscholarly information based electronicdelivery Through Pakistan EducationalResearch Network (PERN) HEC has giventhe online access of journals and researchpapers to UET Taxila. Access to all theseresources is free of cost from with in theUET Taxila intranet for students andresearcher of UET Taxila.

To provide students/researchers in theuniversity and eligible R&D organizationwith access to high quality journals,academic databases and articles across thewidest range of disciplines.

To address the specific information needsof the sector with the delivery of contentrelevant to national developmentobjectives.

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To provide increased disseminationopportunities and promote the use andvisibility of locally produced researchinformation.

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ANDELECTRONIC ENGINEERS

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OFMECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVILENGINEERING

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ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTINGMACHINERY

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OFPHYSICS TEACHERShttp://www.appt.org/

SPRINGERLINK

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OXFORD UNIVERSITIEShttp://www.oupjournals.org

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ISIWEB OF KNOWLEDGE

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ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY

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AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

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AMERICAM MATHEMATICALSOCIETY

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AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY

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NATUREPUBLICATION

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MARYANNLIEBERT

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AMERICANSOCIETYOFMICROBOLOGY

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There has been a major interest inEducational Computing since 1985 when aDEC's VAX-11/730 was installed with sixterminals, one line printer and one dotmatrix printer at the Data ProcessingCentre. Later In 1989, a Micro-VAX-3100was procured with its 20 interactiveterminals. High pace changes andalterations in trends, hardware andsoftware, introduction of new and userfriendly operating system & environments,

built-in packages and world widecommunication led the centre to switchover from the outdated VAX to personalcomputers LAN and WAN. The centre is,thus, equipped with 50 personal computers.The IT Centre is providing services to allthe departments of the university.The main objectives of the centre are

The students are given extensive "Handson" training on Pentium computers whichenhances their experience of working in anon-line environment. Short courses invarious programming languages andapplication packages are also offered in theevening time. The centre is committed forthe promotion of Information Technologyand its facilities are being upgradedaccording to the developments in this field.

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MISSION

NARC Research Facilities:Network Administration and ResearchCenter (NARC) was founded to providebetter support and services to theUniversity. NARC is an outcome ofUniversity Computerization and NetworkEnhancement Program (UCNEP) project.Under UCNEP project, state of the artequipment was procured and latesttechnology was introduced to enhance thequality of communication infrastructure,existing Lab facilities and processes of theUniversity.

NARC is responsible for design anddevelopment of networking infrastructurewithin University campus and subcampuses. It also provides 24 hour researchfacilities for PhD scholars and researchers.

NARC staff comprises of highly skilled,well qualified and technically competentworkers who perform their tasks as a

passion of their life.

NARC is not only limited to provideservices to the University and its subcampuses, it also helps in providingtechnical assistance to other projects ofnational interest. NARC staff is activelyinvolved in providing consultancy servicesto other universities and educationalinstitutes, thus contributing towards thedevelopment of IT infrastructure ofPakistan.

NARC provides 24 hours research facilitiesto PhD scholars and researchers. Allfacilities provided by NARC are availableround the clock. This includes DigitalLibrary which provides free access toresearch papers and technical material fromleading international forums andorganizations around the world. It alsoprovides High Performance Computing(HPC) facilities for students andresearchers.

Necessary equipment required to complete

8. DIRECTORATE OF ADVANCED STUDIES,RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICALDEVELOPMENT (ASRTD)

The Directorate of ASR&TD, whichfunctions under the supervision of theDirector, is the secretariat of the Board ofAdvanced Studies, Research andTechnological Development. The Boardcomprises the Vice-Chancellor (Chairman),all the Pro-Vice-Chancellors, all the Deans,one University Professor from each faculty,one technologist, five members from theIndustries and the Director of ASR&TD.

The Directorate performs a variety offunctions to promote research, extensionand advisory services in the University. The

purpose of these functions is to:

Regulate MSc and PhD programs.

Provide funds and monitor facultyresearch.

Provide funds for M.Sc. Engg. andPhD research.

Approve thesis titles, supervisors andexaminers.

Co-ordinate the Split PhD programwith foreign Universities, Governmentof Pakistan.

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NARC is currently providing support inthe following areas:

Adhoc networks

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Network Simulation

Stateful inspection Firewalls

Optical Fiber

Secure VoIP communication

Clusters and Grid Computing

GPS and GIS

Advanced Operating Systems

GSM, GPRS and other Mobiletechnologies

PHS and CDMA WLL

WiFi & WiMAX

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Students Email Service using GoggleApps

Central Storage System for Faculty

NARC is working in collaboration withnational and international technologicalleaders to provide state of the artequipment and cutting edge technology tothe University.NARC is also working as Cisco Localacademy for Cisco certification courses.

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give Workshops/Seminars in theirfield of expertise under TOKTENprogram.

Arrange visits of foreign Professorsto the University and vice-versa.

Award of Research Assistant-ships.

Sponsor collaborative research workin engineering and allied disciplines atthe University and promote theresearch work.

Assist the Departments in organizingPost-graduate Programs, extensionlectures and seminars.

Coordinate advisory services of theUniversity for the benefit of theGovernment departments andindustries.

Arrange evaluation of Researchpublications of faculty members andpublishing of Research Journal of theUniversity.

Make arrangements for ExtensionLectures of Senior Professors fromforeign countries, under the proposed

British Council Specialists visits toPakistan and TOKTEN Schemes.

Arrange for PhD Programs in theUniversity.

Regulate an endowment fund forHigher Education and R&D in IT &Telecom Division at University ofEngineering & Technology, Taxila,created for an amount of Rs. 100million. The main objective for theestablishment of endowment fund isto provide a continuous service offunding the University for producingaround four PhD and six MSc in thefield of Signal Processing every year.Fund would be available formanpower development in thefollowing fields:

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9. DIRECTORATE OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS

The primary function of the directorate isto organize extra-curricular activities of thestudents and to foster their intellectual,literary, and artistic potentialities, whichremain untapped in the classroom. Itfunctions normally through a large numberof clubs and societies; each devoted tosome sport or cultural and artistic activity.The students join these clubs and societiesaccording to their inclinations and

aptitudes. Another function of thedirectorate is to maintain liaison with a widecross-section of students and to beresponsive to their needs and problems.The directorate also works to promote,amongst students, respect for the dignifiedand disciplined behaviors befitting auniversity student and prospective memberof the honored community of engineers ofPakistan.


10. DIRECTORATE OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

The primary function of the directorate isto plan and organize undergraduateteaching and notify schedule for eachacademic session. The directoratecoordinates academic activities ofdepartments and function as liaison officebetween the academic departments for thesmooth conduct of courses. It alsomonitors the progress of teaching andensures the in time completion of coursesby respective department.

The Directorate also takes care of the

following matters with the assistance of

Students Section.

Registration of fresh entrants

Scholarships and Stipends

Migration Cases

Verification of Documents

HEC-Japanese Need Based scholarshipprogram aims at providing equalopportunities to talented students who areunable to enter higher education due tofinancial constraints. All the students whowill secure admission in Entry 2007 at UETTaxila will have equal opportunity tocompete for this scholarship according totheir financial need.

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11. DIRECTORATE OF SPORTS

The University provides ample facilities to

the students for participation in games and

sports, both outdoors and indoors. A

Sports Committee comprising University

teachers supervises the sports activities.

Facilities are provided for all the major

sports including cricket, hockey, football,

tennis, badminton, basketball, squash and

athletics. A series of inter-faculty and inter-

hostel tournaments are held to provide

participation to the maximum number of

students. Outstanding sportsmen are

encouraged to take part in the inter-

university tournaments.

The outstanding players are also

participating in National level events likely

hockey, volleyball and athletics. The

exercise facilities are provided in the Gym in

early morning and in the evening. Major

types of fitness and exercise machines are

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12. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

The University has constituted a Students Welfare Society (SWS) to provide financialassistance to the most deserving students to defray tuition fee and hostel dues from thefollowing financial resources:-

1. Donations2. Fund raising campaign.3. Earning from Endowment Fund established for the purpose with an amount of

Rs.05.000 Million.

The concerned students will apply on the prescribed form obtained from the office ofDirector Students Affairs.

13. HOSTELS

The University has provisions for hostelaccommodation at the Campus. The hallsof residence are named as Quaid-e-AzamHall, Iqbal Hall, Omer Hall and UsmanHall. The management of the halls is in thehands of the University teachers. Each hallis looked after by a Warden and ResidentTutors, being teachers. The studentsthemselves manage many aspects of the life

in halls. The halls are provided withcommon rooms, canteens, mosques andother such places of common utility. Thestudents are required to abide by the rulesand regulations governing residence in theUniversity halls and are encouraged todevelop community life conducive tohealthy growth of the social aspects of theirpersonalities.

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14. ESTATE OFFICE

The University Campus spreads over 163acres of land, and requires considerableefforts to keep the gardens, lawns, roadsiderows of trees and flower-beds in good trim.The efforts of this office give the Campus apleasing look, which attracts a large numberof visitors in the mornings and evenings.

For the convenience of the students, ashopping centre is located near theUniversity hostels. This centre has a

laundry, a general store, stationery and fruitshop. The office looks after security,sanitation, maintenance of lawns andgardens, and shopping facilities at thecampus. It has a large squad of uniformedwatchmen who guard the Universitybuildings and property. Its sanitation staffkeeps the buildings, roads, lawns, and otherspaces clean and tidy.


15. HEALTH FACILITIES

The University provides medical facilities toits employees and students. Salient featuresof the existing health policy for students arelisted hereunder:

1. Students will be provided freeconsultation by the MedicalOfficer.

2. Available medicines will be issuedto students through authorizedprescription only.

3. Night dispensary service will beavailable in emergency only.

4. In acute emergency, where astudent cannot move, immediate

report be made to RT who willmake arrangements for furthertreatment under rules ( i .e.a m b u l a n c e , c o n s u l t a t i o n ,admission etc.). The expenditureshall be borne by the student.

5. Boarders will be required to fill inthe proforma of previous medicalhistory mentioning the disease hecarries.

6. I n d o o r t r e a t m e n t f r o munauthorized medical attendants isnot allowed.

16. TRANSPORT

Adequate transport facility is provided for students and the buses are plying betweenRawalpindi, Islamabad, Hassan Abdal, Wah Cantt. and the campus. This facility is, however,not obligation of the University and it can be reduced or terminated if the policy and/or thefinancial conditions so demand.

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17. ADMISSION/REGISTRATION/PLACEMENTOFFICE

The Section deals with matters relating to admission, registration and placement of studentsat undergraduate level and verification of documents, migration cases and miscellaneouscertificates under the charge of Registrar.

18. DUES/SCHOLARSHIP SECTION

The Section deals with all kinds of fees/dues, scholarship, stipends, loans and feeconcession under the charge of Treasurer.

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19. TEACHING AND EXAMINATIONS


Regulations Relating to Semester System ofTeaching and Examinations for BachelorDegree Programs of the University ofEngineering and Technology, Taxila

1. These Regulations shall be called “TheUniversity of Engineering andTechnology, Taxila RegulationsRelating to Semester System ofTeaching and Examinations forBachelor Degree Programs, 2007”.

2. These shall come into force withimmediate effect from undergraduatedegree programs Entry-2007 of theUniversity.

"Academic Council" means Academic

Council of the University.

"Academic Year" means a yearnormally consisting of two regular (i.e.Fall and Spring) semesters of 18-20weeks duration each and one optional(i.e. Summer) semester of 9-10 weeksduration inclusive of examinations,internships or any other academicactivity.

"Board of Undergraduate Studies"means the Board of UndergraduateStudies of the concerned AcademicDepartment of the University.

“Candidate” means a student whointends to appear in an Examination.

"Casual Student" means a student whois not on the rolls of the Universityafter passing out his session but isotherwise eligible to take the coursesand to appear in the examination. Heshall, however, be governed by theUniver s i t y Examina t ions andDiscipline Rules & Regulations.

"Chairman" means the Chairman ofthe concerned Academic Departmentof the University.

"Controller of Examinations" meansthe Controller of Examinations of theUniversity.

“Contact Hours" means the totalnumber of lectures, tutorials andlaboratory hours per week.

“Course Teacher” means a personappointed by the competent authority,who teaches a course and thenevaluates the students as per Universityrules and procedures.

“Credit Hour” means 1 hour of theorylecture or 3 hours of practical work perweek for the semester.

“Cumulative Grade Point Average(CGPA)” means the credit-hourweighted average of the Grade Pointsearned for all the courses in all thesemesters attended.

"Dean" means the Dean of theconcerned Faculty.

“Department” means an AcademicDepartment of the University.

A. Short Title, Commencement andApplicability:

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“End Semester Examination” meansthe examination to be held at the end ofeach semester on such dates as theUniversity may determine.

"Faculty" means the concerned Facultyof the University.

"Grade" means the letter grade earnedby a student in a course depending onhis performance in that course.

"Grade Points" means the points(numerical value) associated with eachletter grade.

“Mid Semester Examination” meansthe examination to be held after 7-8weeks of teaching in case of regularsemesters and after 4 weeks of teachingin case of optional semester on suchdates as the University may determine.

"Regular Student" means a bonafidestudent of a degree program of thisUniversity who does not maintainadmission simultaneously in any otherdegree/diploma program of thisUniversity or any other institution.

“Semester” means a declared durationcovering 18-20 weeks of teaching incase of regular semester and 9-10weeks of teaching in case of optionalsemester including examinations.

“Semester Grade Point Average(SGPA)” means the credit-hourweighted average of the Grade Pointsearned for all the courses in a semester.

"Subject" means a course of studies asprescribed in the detailed syllabiapproved by the competent authority,whose successful completion shall bethe requirement of the Degree.

"Syndicate" means the Syndicate of the

University.

"University" means the University of

Engineering and Technology Taxila.

"Vice-Chancellor" means the Vice-

Chancellor of the University.

In these regulations: -

a) The pronoun "he" and “its” derivativesare used for both male and femalepersons.

b) Depending upon the context, thewords imparting the singular numberinclude the plural number as well, andvice-versa.

Bachelor of Science Degree shall beawarded in the following disciplines: -

1) Civil Engineering

2) Computer Engineering

3) Electrical Engineering

4) Mechanical Engineering

5) Software Engineering

6) Telecommunication Engineering

7) Electronics Engineering (at ChakwalCampus)

8) Mechatronics Engineering (at ChakwalCampus)

9) Any other discipline as approved by theUniversity Authorities

The Bachelor's Degree programme

C. Explanations:

D. Academic Programs:

E. Academic Calendar:

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shall be spread over four academicyears. Each academic year shall consistof two regular teaching semesters i.e.;Fall and Spring and an optionalSummer semester. Summer semestershall be primarily for those studentswho want to repeat / improve certaincourses to make up for their academicdeficiencies

In case of regular semesters i.e. Fall andSpring semesters, there shall be sixteenweeks of teaching. The seventeenthweek shall be of preparatory holidaysfor End Semester Examination whichshall be held in the eighteenth week.While in case of summer semester,ninth week shall be for End SemesterExamination.

Part-I. GENERAL

a. The minimum duration of the degree program shall be four academic years. While themaximum duration allowed is seven years.

b. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these regulations, no candidateshall be admitted to an examination after the expiry of seven academic years. Thisperiod shall be counted from the date of his registration to the first semester in theUniversity. Provided that in case a candidate is admitted directly to a higher class, heshall not be admitted to an examination after the expiry of the remaining period for thesession to which he is admitted.

c. The total number of credit hours required for the award of degree shall be 130-136while the number of credit hours per semester shall be 15-18. The courses of study, thecredit hours allocated to each subject and the detailed syllabi shall be as approved bythe competent authority.

d. A minimum CGPA of 2.0 for the total semesters of a degree program shall be requiredfor the award of degree. The student affected by this regulation shall have the option torepeat the courses in which his grade is less than C within the maximum allowable timeperiod.

e. An academically deficient regular student shall be allowed to repeat / improve thecourses and /or take the End Semester Examination during the summer semester only.The registration, attendance, conduct of examination and result display policies etc.during the summer semester shall be followed as that in case of regular semester. Lettergrade awarded during summer semester shall not be more than a 'B' grade.

f. The academically deficient causal student shall be allowed to repeat / improve thecourses and / or to take the End Semester Examination either during summersemester or whenever the teaching and examination schedule makes it possible for himto register himself for the courses and to take the End Semester Examination. In case

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of repetition of a course the student shall have to pay course registration fee asprescribed by the University.

g. An academically deficient student shall be allowed to get himself registered for 10-12credit hours at maximum in a summer semester. He shall have to pay registration feeper course as prescribed by the University.

h. The medium of instructions and examinations shall be English for all subjects exceptIslamic Studies and Pakistan Studies for which the medium of instructions andexaminations shall be either Urdu or English.

Part-II. SEMESTER REGISTRATION

.The registration of the students for each semester other than the first semester shall bemade by the concerned Academic Department of the University The registration for thefirst semester shall be made by the Registrar of the University.

a) The Director Undergraduate Studies, in consultation with the Deans of Faculties,will notify the schedule of registration for each semester, other than the firstsemester. The application forms shall be available from the office of the Chairmanof the concerned Department. The students shall submit the forms duly filled up tothe Chairman of the Department. After necessary verifications, the Chairman ofthe Department will notify the list of registered students within 10 days of the startsof semester.

b) If a student misses his registration for cogent reasons, and applies for it within 15days of the notification of the list of registered students, he may be allowed to gethimself registered with his class by the Dean of the Faculty concerned. He will,however, be charged the re-admission fee as prescribed under the rules. He shall notclaim any other relaxation in the rules governing teaching and examinations.

c) If a student fails to get himself registered within the prescribed time, his name shallbe deemed to have been struck off the University Rolls and he shall not be allowedto appear in any examination in that semester.

Part-III. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

No candidate shall be admitted to an End Semester Examination unless the followingconditions are fulfilled: -

a) He has been on the rolls of the University during the semester for which theexamination is being held, unless allowed by these regulations to take examination in

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Part-IV. CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION

Students Evaluation System

Grading Mechanism

1. :

The performance of every student shall be continuously monitored and assessedthroughout the semester. During the semester a student's performance shall beevaluated by taking quizzes, assignments, mid semester examination, laboratory reports,and project presentations etc. An end semester examination shall also be taken at theend of each semester.

The course teacher shall be responsible for the evaluation of work/performance of thestudents of his class and for the award of grades to them on the basis of such evaluation.

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Course grades shall be awarded to the students preferably based on their relativeperformance in the course. Grading shall be usually carried out on the basis of normaldistribution curve using statistical methods with B as the class average. However, thecourse teacher's decision in this regard shall be considered final. Grades shall beindicated by letters.

order to repeat/improve a course.

b) He is not debarred from taking the examination under the University rules andregulations for the time being in force.

c) He has attended a minimum of 80% of the total number of lectures delivered, thelaboratory periods held, design and practical work done in a course during theSemester for which the examination is held.

The Chairman of the concerned department may, for valid reasons, condone thisdeficiency on the recommendations of the course teacher concerned.

d) If a student does not fulfill the condition of attendance, he shall be awarded an F-grade in that course and will have to re-register for that course in the summersemester in which the course is offered.

e) The course teacher concerned will prepare the attendance record and will displayand forward the list of such candidates who do not fulfill the condition ofattendance to the Controller of Examinations through the Chairman of theDepartment immediately after the completion of the teaching session. Suchcandidates shall not be allowed to appear in the end semester examination of thatcourse.

f) At the end of each month, the teacher concerned shall send to Chairman of theDepartment, a statement giving the total number of lectures delivered and practicalsconducted by him together with the number of lectures and practicals attended byeach student.

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Letter Grades Performance2As A & A-

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The grade points assigned to the letter grades shall be indicated as under:

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The following guideline for the award of Letter Grades can be followed by thecourse teachers.

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1.

The semester grade point average (SGPA) shall be calculated by multiplying the gradepoints earned in a course with the number of credit hours of that course, taking the sumof such products for each course taken in that semester and finally dividing the result bythe total number of credit hours registered in that semester.

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The cumulative GPA (CGPA) shall be calculated similarly (as that for SGPA) for all thecourses taken in all the semesters of the degree programme.

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i) There shall be an appropriate number of unannounced quizzes persubject in a semester.

ii) There shall be one mid semester examination of1.5 to 2.0 hours duration per subject in a semester after seventh or eighth weekof teaching in case of regular semester and after fourth week in case of optionalsemester.

iii) There shall be an appropriate numberof Home Assignments and / or Mini Projects per subject in a semester.

iv) The students shall submit laboratory reports on eachlaboratory practical held, which the course teacher will evaluate. In this caseeach experiment, design, drawing, project or assignment shall be considered anexamination. The cumulative performance in all the experiments performed,design, drawing, or assignment completed during the semester shall carry 20%weight of the subject.

b)

There shall be one End-Semester Examination with two or three hours durationcovering the entire course at the end of each semester.

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There shall be no choice of questions in any of the evaluation components.

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Absentees in any of the evaluation components shall be awarded zero marks and nomake-up or repeat tests shall be arranged except that of End-Semester Examination,which shall be governed by sections discussed under heads “Failure (F) Grades” and

Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)

Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)

Evaluation Components:

Sessional Awards:

Quizzes:

Mid Semester Examination:

Home Assignments / Mini Projects:

Laboratory Reports:

End-Semester Examination:

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The final grade shall depend on the marks obtained in each of the evaluationcomponents listed above. The weightage given to each component is as follows:

Weightage of Evaluation Components:-

Evaluation Component WeightageUnannounced Quizzes 10%Mid Semester Examination 20%

Home Assignments / Mini 10%

Laboratory Reports 20%

End-Semester Examination 40%

In case of courses not having any laboratory / practical work, the weightage of EndSemester Examination shall be 60%. While in case of courses having only laboratory /practical work, the weightage of laboratory reports shall be 100%.

9.

a. The marked scripts of each examination component except that of end semesterexamination shall be shown to the students by the concerned teachers.

In case a student is not satisfied with his awards and/or clarification from the teacherconcerned, he may make written complaint to the Chairman of the Departmentwho will refer his case to the Departmental Semester Committee. The decision ofthe Committee shall be final.

b. The teacher concerned shall prepare four copies of the sessional awards. He shallretain one copy with him; shall send one copy each to the Chairman of theDepartment concerned and the Controller of Examinations immediately after thecompletion of the teaching session. He shall also display a copy of the sessionalawards on the Notice Board before the start of end semester examination.

10.There shall be one End-Semester Examination with two or three hour's durationcovering the entire course at the end of each semester.

11.The Examination shall be arranged / conducted by the Controller of Examinations atthe respective campuses of the University.

Maintenance and Display of Sessional Awards:

Conduct of End Semester Examination

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12.The Controller of Examinations shall issue the date sheet for each end semesterexamination. Examination shall be held on consecutive days excluding holidays whichmeans that no gap shall be allowed between the two papers.

13.

An academically deficient student shall have to submit an application for registration toan End Semester Examination on the prescribed form together with the prescribedexamination fee to the Controller of Examinations through the Chairman of theDepartment and the Dean of the concerned Faculty according to the registrationschedule and date sheet notified by the Controller of Examinations in the fifteenth weekin case of regular semester and fifth week in case of summer semester. Entry to theExamination Hall shall require appropriately endorsed registration/admit card, issuedby the Controller of Examinations.

14.If application for registration to an end semester examination is submitted not laterthan two weeks before the commencement of the examination, the examinationfee, i.e. Rs.600/= shall be charged for each examination, irrespective of the numberof papers in which a candidate intends to appear.If the application is submitted later than two weeks before the commencement ofthe examination but not later than one week before the commencement date, a latefee of Rs.150.00 shall be charged in addition to the normal fee.If the application is submitted later than one week before the commencement ofthe examination but not later than four days before the commencement date,double the normal examination fee shall be charged.If the application is submitted later than four days before the commencement ofthe examination, the Dean of Faculty concerned may permit, on the basis of cogentreasons, a candidate to appear in the examination on payment of an urgent fee ofRs.1600/-.If the application is submitted on or after the commencement of the examination,the Vice-Chancellor may permit on special grounds, a candidate to appear only inthe remaining scheduled papers of such examination on payment of a penal fee ofRs.2000/-.

15.The examination shall commence one week after the termination of teaching session orcompletion of courses.

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question paper of that subject covering the entire syllabus, supervise itsexamination, mark the answer scripts and prepare the award list.

b) The course teacher shall mark the scripts for end semester examination and preparethe award list on the prescribed form. He shall send the award list along with themarked scripts to the Controller of Examinations under sealed cover within thespecified time limit.

c) The course teacher shall be responsible to ensure that there is no discrepancy in themarks entered in the award list, the marks entered on the cover page of the scriptsand the marks awarded to the questions in the scripts. A fraction of half or moreshall be counted as one mark and less than half ignored.

d) The time limit for marking the scripts shall be seven days. If a teacher cannot markthe scripts within the prescribed time limit due to unavoidable circumstances, hemay obtain prior permission from the Controller of Examinations for extension oftime before the expiry of the prescribed time limit. The extension in time limit shall,however, not be more than four days.

17.In the final year, students shall be required to do a project which is assigned six credithours, two credits in the seventh semester and four credits in the last semester. A list ofavailable projects shall be notified at the start of the academic year. Students shall berequired to consult their faculty advisors for the selection of a project. Students shall berequired to complete their projects and present their reports (in a hard-bounded form)before the end of the final examination of their last semester. A committee nominatedby the Chairman of the Department including the project supervisor as a member andapproved by the Vice-Chancellor shall evaluate these projects at the end of seventh andeighth semesters. The eighth semester project evaluation shall be held after theexamination week and shall be followed by an open presentation

18.Every student shall be required to participate in an eight weeks practical trainingprogram during the summer of their second or third year and submit a formal report tothe Chairman of the Department. Though, non-credited, the summer internship shallappear on the transcript.

19.The final award once received by the office of the Controller of Examinations shall notbe liable to a subsequent change except with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor.

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20.A student who obtains one or more of the following in a semester result, shall beconsidered academically deficient:i) One or more "F" grades in a semester.ii) One or more “I” grades in a semesteriii) SGPA less than 1.00 at the end of 1 semesteriv) CGPA less than 2.00 at the end of an academic year

a)A student who fails to obtain a minimum GPA of 1.0 at the end of 1 semester of adegree program shall be placed on academic probation for the 2 semester. In case,he fails to improve his CGPA to 1.0 at the end of academic year including summersemester opportunity for the failed courses of 1 and 2 semesters, his name shallbe removed from the rolls of the University.Also, the name of student, who fails to obtain a minimum CGPA of 2.0 even aftertwo detentions, shall be removed from the rolls of the University.Students dismissed on academic grounds shall, however, be furnished with anofficial transcript indicating the course completed along with grades earned inregistered courses.

b)Detention means that a student shall be asked to recommence his studies from anappropriate lower semester by joining a junior class.A student shall be detained if he fails to maintain a minimum CGPA of 2.00 at theend of every academic year including summer semester opportunity foracademically deficient students.In case of repetition of a course, the new grade earned would replace the previousgrade, whether high or low.A student who is detained shall have the option to repeat all the courses being taughtin that academic year or only those in which his grade is less than “C to improve hisCGPA.

21.If a student obtains "F" grade in any course or courses of a semester, he shall have onlyone chance to repeat the End-Semester Examination of the course / courses wheneverheld in the summer semester and / or whenever the examination schedule makes itpossible for the student to take the examination. In such cases, the sessional marksobtained by the student earlier shall be retained.

If a student once again obtains "F" grade in the repeat examination of a course, then hemust take the course again whenever offered during summer semester and / or when the

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schedule of teaching makes it possible for the student to take that course. In such cases,the sessional marks obtained earlier shall be cancelled.

22.A student may be awarded "I" grade in a course, if he is not allowed to take the EndSemester Examination, or if cannot take the End Semester Examination due topermissible reasons. The Chairman of the concerned Department shall decide whetherthe reasons were permissible or not. The appeal may be filed with the Dean of Facultyconcerned whose decision shall be final.

A student awarded "I" grade due to reasons other than the attendance requirements in acourse may appear in the End Semester Examination of that course whenever held in asummer semester and / or when the examination schedule makes it possible for thestudent to take the examination after completing the requirements which make himeligible to appear in the examination of the said course.

23.If a student wants to repeat the End Semester Examination of any course to improvethe grade obtained in that course, he may do so by registering for that examination in asummer semester and / or when the examination schedule makes it possible for him totake the examination. In this case, the sessional marks obtained by the student earliershall be retained.

As soon as a student repeats an End-Semester Examination, his previous grade for thatcourse shall be cancelled, and only the latest grade earned by the student shall beconsidered for the computation of CGPA.

Sessional marks shall not be revised when a student opts to repeat an End-SemesterExamination. If a student wants to improve sessional marks too, he must get himselfregistered in that course in a summer semester and / or when the schedule of teachingand examination makes it possible for him to take that course and to appear in the EndSemester Examination. He shall have to pay prescribed registration fee per course.

It shall be noted that a student can only improve a grade lower than “C”.

24.As soon as possible after the completion of the examination, the Controller ofExaminations shall notify the result.

25.There shall be no re-evaluation of answer scripts of the end semester examination.However, a candidate shall be allowed to have his answer scripts rechecked by the

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Controller of Examinations on payment of prescribed fee within 30 days of thedeclaration of the result. The Dean of the Faculty concerned may condone the delay upto a maximum period of 15 days on payment of double fee. The Controller ofExaminations shall certify that:-a) The script has not been changed.b) No portion of the script has been left unmarked.c) The marks awarded in the script have been correctly brought out on its cover.d) The grand total on the cover of the script is correct.e) The grand total on the cover of the script is correctly transferred to the award list.f) The result has been correctly posted and notified.

26.The marked answer scripts of a particular end semester examinations shall be retainedin the office of the Controller of Examinations for a period of two years. After thisperiod, the scripts shall be disposed off accordingly.

27.A candidate shall be admitted to the degree if:

a) He has earned total credit hours required for the degree within the prescribedduration of the degree programme.

b) He has obtained pass grades in all the courses offered in a semester.c) He has passed all the semesters of the degree programme in the relevant discipline

with CGPA 2.00 or more.d) In case of the degree in Civil Engineering he has attended and satisfactorily

completed annual survey camp organized by the University as certified by theChairman of the Department.

28.A candidate shall be declared to have obtained the degree with Honours and the factshall be recorded on the provisional certificate as well as on the degree, provided that:a) He has fulfilled all the requirements for the award of degree.b) He has obtained CGPA of 3.7 or more.c) He has not failed in any course of the entire degree program.d) He has passed within the minimum duration of the degree program laid down in

these regulations.e) He has not been granted exemption in any course.f) He has not improved any grade in the entire degree programs.

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30.A candidate who fulfills all the requirements for the degree shall be issued a provisionalcertificate on the payment of prescribed fee before the issuance of the degree. Thisprovisional certificate will not itself confer any right or privilege for admission to thedegree.

31.A grade sheet shall be issued to each student after the declaration of semester result onthe payment of prescribed fee. This sheet shall indicate the grades and GPA earned bythe student in a semester.

32.A Transcript of Awards shall be issued to each student after completion of the degreeprogramme on the payment of prescribed fee.

33.The result of final examination of a candidate, who is allowed to appear in the finalsemester examination while carrying courses of the lower semesters, shall not bedeclared till he has cleared the courses of the lower semesters. His final semester resultwill be declared with the session in which he clears his last course of the degreeprogram.

34.Transfer of credits shall be applicable only for those students who have been migratedto this University. Credits for only those courses shall be transferred which fulfill thefollowing criteria:

Credits can only be transferred from a PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council)accredited programme.A course with similar title, standard, duration, credit hours and matching coursedescription is available in the relevant academic programme of the University. Thecourse equates in description and laboratories work (if any) with the similar courseof the relevant academic programme of the University. The duration of the coursemust be same or more than the duration of the course in the programme of theUniversity.

Award of Medals

Provisional Certificate

Semester Grade Sheet

Transcript of Awards

Withholding of Final Semester Result

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35.Subject to fulfillment of the prescribed requirements and submission of the prescribedapplication form with fee for issuance of a degree, certificate or duplicate copy thereof:a) Degree will normally be issued within two months of the receipt of the application,

andb) Any other certificate or duplicate copy thereof will ordinarily be issued within six

days on the receipt of the application form.

36.The fee to be charged for various certificates shall be as under:

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Issuance of Certificates/ Degrees

Certificate Fees

Note: A candidate shall deposit double the prescribed fee if he requires a certificate or duplicate copywithin 48 hours.

a) Semester Grade Sheet Rs. 150

b) Degree in Absentia/Degree Before Convocation/ Duplicate Degree Rs. 1000

c) Provisional Certificate Rs. 500

d) Rechecking of Answer Scripts Rs. 300

e) Any other Certificate Rs. 150

f) Duplicate Certificate Double the normal fee

g) Transcript of Awards Rs. 1000

h) Verification fee of University Degree/Certificates:

(i) Degree/ Transcript of Awards Rs. 100

(ii) S. G Sheet/ Provisional Certificate/ Any other Certificate Rs. 50 each

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Each Department shall have a Departmental Examination Committee constitutedby the Vice Chancellor comprising the following:-

i) Chairman of the Departmentii) Two/ three senior most faculty membersiii) The teacher concerned may be co-opted in case of complaint of the students.

2)i) Ensure content coverage of courses by comparing test with the course outlines and

work plan provided by the teacher.a. Monitor classroom activities as reflected in the course outlines.b. Examine all problems regarding uniformity before the declaration of results.c. Address and decide students complains/appeals regarding sessional / grade awards.

The decision of the Committee shall be final.

38.1)

There shall be a semester implementation committee to be constituted by the Vice-Chancellor. The Committee shall consist of the following:i) The Deans of all Faculties.ii) The Director Quality Enhancement.iii) The Director Undergraduate Studies.iv) The Controller of Examinations.

2)i) Provide consultation to the Academic Departments converting to the semester

system from the term system.ii) Provide support in the implementation of semester system by arranging short

courses for the faculty on its various aspects.iii) Monitor the implementation of semester system.iv) Address various issues arising with relation to the implementation of the

semester system.v) Recommend necessary amendments in the semester regulations, if needed.

Subject to fulfillment of the prescribed requirements and submission of the prescribedapplication form with fee for issuance of a degree, certificate or duplicate copy thereof:

Degree will normally be issued within two months of the receipt of theapplication, and

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Functions of the Committee

University Semester CommitteeConstitution of the Committee

Functions of the Committee

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Note: A candidate shall deposit double the prescribed fee if he requires a certificate or duplicate copywithin 48 hours.

20. MIGRATION20.1.

20.2.

20.3.

20.4.

20.5.

20.6.

Subject to the provisions ofRegulations, the Vice-Chancellormay admit a student to theUniversity by migration from otherunivers i t i es or ins t i tut ionsaccredited by the PakistanEngineering Council.

No student shall be admitted to firstyear and final year classes bymigration.

No student other than regularstudent shall be allowed admissionby migration.

Admission by migration shall notbe allowed ordinarily after theexpiry of three weeks from thecommencement of the session.

No student shall be admitted bymigration unless he produces a "NoObjection Certificate" and goodmoral character certificate to theeffect that:

He has obtained not less than2.8 GPA or equivalent in theexamination on the basis ofwhich migration is requested.He has neither been debarredfrom taking Univers i tyexaminations nor suspended

nor expelled nor rusticated,for whatsoever reason, fromthe University or institutionfrom which he intends tomigrate.No disciplinary action ispending against him.

a) The application shall beaccompanied by a detailedmarks certificate showing theexamination passed by thestudent including Intermediate(Pre-Engg)/BSc Examinationon the basis of which hesecured admission in the parentuniversity or institution.

b) No student admitted to anyuniversity or institution againstseats reserved for specialcategories shall be eligible foradmission by migration.

c) Only those students, who haveacademic merit at par with thestudents admitted in thisUniversity on open merit in therespective classes, shall beconsidered for admission bymigration.

d) No student shall be migrated tothe University who carries any

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of his papers of previous years.e) No migration shall be allowed

t o a n d f r o m t h ec o n s t i t u e n t / a f f i l i a t e dinstitutions.

f) Subject to eligibility under theregulations, the grounds formigration shall constitutechanges in circumstances,which render it practicallyimpossible for the student tocontinue his studies in hisparent university or institution.

g) Migration application will beentertained only on theprescribed application form,obtainable from the StudentSection, at the cost of Rs.500/-.

h) A migration fee Rs 25,000/-(Twenty five thousand only)per year to be studied will becharged at this university.

A student desiring to leave thisUniversity in order to join anotheruniversity or institution shall applyto the Dean of the Facultyconcerned on the prescribed form.

The student will be required to clearall the university dues before he

applies for migration.

In case of a student who has beendebarred from taking Universityexamination or has been expelled orrusticated, for whatsoever reason,No Objection Certificate shall notbe issued so far as the punishment isin force.

The Registrar shall issue NoObjection Certificate, which shallbe valid .

A student who has obtained NoObjection Certificate from thisUniversity, but has not securedadmission in another institution,may be re-admitted to theUniversity in the class to which hecan be admitted under theregulations provided that:a) His absence from the current

teaching session of that classdoes not exceed four weeks,and that

b) He su r r ende r s the NoObjection Certificate.

. A n y c h a n g e s / a d d i t i o n s /modifications, if made in the aboveregulations, will also be applicable.

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20.10.

only for sixty days

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21. STUDENTS DISCIPLINE RULES

1. These rules shall be called the“University of Engineering andTechnology, Taxila (Students GeneralDiscipline) Rules, 1998”.

2. These Rules are in effect from 1998.

3. Unless otherwise explained in thecontext or explicitly expressed, thefollowing terms shall mean as definedin each case:a) “Academic Department” means an

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Universityb) “Committee” means the Students

Discipline Committee of theUniversity constituted by theserules.

c) “Country” means Pakistan in caseof native students and in case offoreign students this term refers tothe native country of such foreignstudents.

d) “Examination Hall” means a placedeclared as examination hall or assuch

e) “Hall of residence” means thehostel of the University or suchplace as may be declared asresidence hall for students.

f) “Student” means a bonafidestudent of the University, bothnative and foreign, in accordancewith the respective rules.

g) “University” means the Universityof Engineering and Technology,Taxila

h) “Vice-Chancellor” and otherofficers/authorities mean the Vice-C h a n c e l l o r a n d o t h e roff icers/author i t ies of theUniversity.

4. Every student must observe thefollowing code of honour:a) He must be faithful in his religious

duties and respect the convictionof others in matters of religion and

custom.b) He must be loyal to his country and

refrain from doing things, whichmight lower its honour andprestige.

c) He must be truthful and honest inhis dealings with all people.

d) He must respect the elders and bepolite to all especially to women,children, old people, the weak andthe helpless.

e) He must respect his teachers andothers in authority in theUniversity.

f) He must keep clean in body andmind, standing for clean speech,clean sport and clean habits.

g) He must help his fellow beingsespecially those in distress.

h) He must devote himself faithfullyto his studies.

i) He must observe thrift and protectproperty.

5. No student shall --a) smoke in his classroom,

laboratory, workshop, library,examination hall or convocationhall and during studio work oracademic functions;

b) consume alcoholic liquor or otherintoxicating drugs within theUniversity campus or hall ofresidence or examination hall orduring the instructional, sports orcultural tours or survey-camp; orenter any such place or attend anysuch tour or camp, while under theinfluence of such intoxication;

c) organize or take part in any

Note: The general pronoun “he” and itsderivatives shall mean either of the sex,unless otherwise explicitly expressed.

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function within the Universitycampus or a hall of residence ororganize any club or society ofstudents except in accordance witht h e p r e s c r i b e d r u l e s a n dregulations;

d) collect any money or receivedonations or pecuniary assistancefor or on behalf of the Universityor any University organizationexcept with the written permissionof the Vice-Chancellor or anyofficer authorized by the Vice-Chancellor;

e) stage, incite, participate in orindulge in any walkout, strike orother form of agitation against theUniversity or its teachers orofficers;

f) interfere in the official proceedingsof the examination or otherUniversity business;

g) threat or misbehave with theofficers or other employees of theUniversity or try to influence suchofficers or employees in any way inconnection with their officialassignments;

h) Instigate or take part in any boycotto f examina t i on o r c r e a t edisturbance in or, around theexamination hall.

6. Every member of the teaching staffshall have the powers (and it shall be hisduty) to check disorderly or improperconduct or any breach of the rules bystudents occurring in any part of theprecincts of the University. Shouldsuch misconduct occur in room when

the student is under the charge of aninstructor/supervisor, the latter shallreport the matter, without delay, to theChairman of the Department.

7. The Librarian shall be responsible formaintenance of order of the library. Incase of disorderly conduct or anybreach of rule he may require thestudent so offending to withdraw fromthe library for the remainder of the dayand shall immediately report theoffense to the Chairman, LibraryCommittee.

8. The Senior Warden/Warden and theResident Tutor shall be responsible forthe maintenance of order among thestudents in hall of residence or hostels.The Director, Physical Education shallbe responsible for the maintenance oforder among the students on or nearthe playground or while otherwiseunder his charge.

9. (1) There shall be a Students DisciplineCommittee, to deal with the seriouscases of in-discipline, consisting ofthe following

a. Chairman, to be nominated bythe Vice-Chancellor

b. One member to be nominatedby the Syndicate

c. One Member to be nominatedby the Academic Council,

d. Two members not below therank of Associate Professor, tobe nominated by the AcademicCouncil

e. The Senior Warden, (Ex-Officio Member)

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f. The Director Students Affairs,( E x - O f f i c i o M e m b e r /Secretary)

(2) The term of office of the membersother than ex-officio members shallbe two years.

(3) The quorum for a meeting of theCommittee shall be

10. The functions of the Committee shallbe --a. to propose regulations to the

Academic Council, and otherauthorities, for the conduct of theUniversity students,

b. to maintain discipline and to guardagainst the breach of discipline,

c. to perform such other functions asmay be prescribed.

11. A student shall be guilty of an act of in-discipline and shall be liable for eachact to one or more of the penaltiesmentioned in Rule 12(2), if he --a) commits a breach of any of the

rules of conduct specified in Rule5; or

b) disobeys the lawful order of ateacher or other persons inauthority in the University; or

c) habitually neglects his work orhabitually absents himself from hisclass without reasonable cause; or

d) willfully damages Universityproperty or the property of a fellowstudent or any teacher or anyemployee of the University; or

e) does not pay the fees, fines or otherdues leviable under the UniversityAct, Statutes, Rules, Regulations or

Instructions; orf) does not comply with the rules

relating to residences in the hostelsor hall of residence or the Rulesrelating to the University DressCode; or

g) uses indecent language, wearsimmoderate dress, makes indecentremarks or gestures or behaves in adisorderly manner; or

h) commits any criminal, immoral ord i shonorab le ac t (whethercommitted within the Universitycampus or otherwise) which isprejudicial to the interests of theUniversity; or

i) humiliates, or causes to humiliate,his fellow student or a teacher orofficer or other employees of theUniversity; or

j) possesses, carries or uses any typeof weapons/fire arms or explosivematerial within the Universitypremises; or

k) spreads by word, mouth or writtenmaterial, religious, sectarian, ethnic,r e g i o n a l o r l i n g u i s t i cconflicts/hatred; or

l) uses or takes possession of theU n i v e r s i t y t r a n s p o r tunauthorisedly; or

m) shows immodest/indecent orcontra-Islamic behavior withfellow boy/girl student; or

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a) Exclusion from classroom Laboratory, Workshop orfield work for the periods concerned, for not morethan four such consecutive periods.

Teacher In charge

b) Exclusion from the game or the field for not morethan one week.

In charge of the game

c) Exclusion from instructional or sports tour orsurvey camp.

Teacher In charge or Tour Incharge/ Chairman

d) Exclusion from the Department for a period notmore than one year.

Heads of Department/Chairman

e) Exclusion from the Library for not more than twoweeks.

The Chairman LibraryCommittee

f) Exclusion from all classes or any class in any Facultyfor a period not exceeding one year.

Dean of the Faculty

g) Exclusion from the Hall of residence for a periodnot exceeding six months.

Resident Tutor, WardenSenior Warden

h) Exclusion from the Hall of residence for a periodnot exceeding one year.

Senior Warden, Warden,Director Students Affairs

i) Suspension or removal from a position of authorityin a hall of residence

Resident Tutor, Warden, SeniorWarden

j) Suspension or removal from a position of authorityin the Students Union, if any

Director, Students Affairs

k) Suspension or removal from a position of authorityin the University Sports

The Chairman, SportsCommittee

l) Cancellation or removal from a position of authorityin the University Sports

The Chairman, SportsCommittee

m) Fine up to Rs. 2000/- Teaching/ Research Associate,Resident Tutor

n) Fine up to Rs. 5000/- Assistant Professor, Warden

o) Fine up to Rs. 10000/- Associate Professor

p) Fine up to Rs. 20000/- Chairman of a teachingdepartment, Professor, SeniorWarden, Director StudentsAffairs, Chairman TransportCommittee

q) Fine without any limit Dean of the Faculty

r) Rustication from the University:i) for a period not exceeding one year Chairman of the Deptt.ii) for any period Discipline Committee,

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13 (1) When a case against a student isreferred to the Committee, theCommittee may, if it deems fit,suspend the student fromUniversity Rolls and/or direct himto vacate the hall of residence till ithas taken a decision in the case.

(2) Notwithstanding any thingcontained in sub rule 13(1), theVice-Chancellor shall have thepowers to impose any of thepenalties mentioned in sub rule12(2) or to refer the case to theCommittee.

(3) A teacher or officer mentioned inthese rules in whose presence or inrelation to whom an act of in-discipline is committed or whoobtains knowledge of such act on areport or otherwise, may deal withthe case himself or if in his view --

case;

shall follow the procedurespecified below:

(4) No student shall be rusticated orexpelled from the University, unless hehas been allowed reasonable chance ofreplying to the accusation against him.

(5) When in the opinion of theCommittee the penalty of rusticationor expulsion is not called for in a casereferred to it, it may impose any otherpenalty or penalties mentioned in theRule 12(2).

14. When a teacher or officer has imposedpenalty/penalties on a student undersub rule (2) of rule 12, the latter shallnot be liable to a higher or anadditional penalty unless the he hasbeen given a reasonable opportunityof showing cause against the proposedaction.

(a) the case is one which can be moreappropriately dealt with byanother authority; or

(b) a penalty severer than thatwhich he is competent to imposeis called for in the

(i) If he is not the Dean of theFaculty he shall refer the case tothe Dean who may deal with ithimself or refer to theappropriate authority.

(ii) If he is the Dean of theFaculty, he shall refer the case tothe Vice-Chancellor or theCommittee.

Sr.

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impose the penalty

s) Expulsion from the University Discipline Committee

t) Withholding of result/s, certificate of good moralcharacter etc.

Dean of FacultyChairman of Deptt.Discipline Committee

Note: The terms “Teaching/Research Associate”, “Assistant Professor”, “Associate Professor” and“Professor” include non-teaching officers, in relation to these rules, holding the posts of corresponding payscales.

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15 (1) A review petition against theimposition of penalty may bemade within a week's time to theteacher/officer who imposed thepenalty. In case the student is nots a t i s f i e d w i t h h i sdecision/revision he may appealto the Chairman, DisciplineCommittee who shall place itbefore the Committee for itsconsideration and decision withina maximum of six weeks todispose of the case. A final appealagainst the imposition of penaltymay then be made to theCommittee as provided in Rule15(2) of these Rules.

(2) An appeal against a decision onimposing a penalty mentioned inSr. No.(r) and (s) of the tableunder rule 12(2) shall lie with acommit tee compris ing asmentioned below:i) The Vice-Chancellorii) All Deans of Facultiesiii) O n e m e m b e r t o b e

nominated by the Syndicateiv) The Registrar shall be the

Secretary of the Committee.

(3) No appeal shall lie against adecision of an authority imposinga penalty other than thatmentioned in Rule 15(1) of theserules except on the ground thatsuch authority has imposed apenalty which it was notcompetent to impose.

(4) An appeal on the ground that an

authority has imposed a penalty,which it was not competent toimpose, shall lie to the Vice-Chancellor.

(5) No appeal by a student under subrule (1) or sub rule (4) of this ruleshall be entertained, unless it ispresented within fifteen daysfrom the date on which thedecision is communicated to him,p rov ided tha t the V ice -Chancellor may, for valid reasons,extend this period up to thirtydays.

16 The Vice-Chancellor or any teacher orofficer to whom the Vice-Chancellormay delegate his powers, may direct astudent to pay compensation for anyloss, or damage to property belongingto the University or to a fellow studentor to an employee of the Universitycaused by a willful act or grossnegligence of the student and if thes tuden t doe s no t pay suchcompensation within a time to bespecified, the Vice-Chancellor mayexpel him from the University andloss/damage/compensation berecovered from his parents/guardiansthrough legal proceedings.

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22. UNIVERSITY HOSTELS

22.1. Limited hostel accommodation isavailable at campus for malestudents only. At present, limitedhostel accommodation is arrangedin Islamabad for female students.New buildings of hostels are alsounder construction in the campusfor male and female students.

22.2. Available hostel accommodation isallotted on the basis of academicmerit. However, a casual student ora student involved in any act ofmisconduct, indiscipline, violationof rules or any political andobjectionable activities, shall bei n e l i g i b l e f o r h o s t e laccommodation.

Provided, if the attendance of astudent is short, his hostelallotment shall be cancelled. Hemay apply for fresh allotment afterthe next semester if his attendanceis up to the mark again.

22.3. Students residing within the limitsof Taxila, Wah Cantt., Rawalpindiand Islamabad shall not beprovided hostel accommodation,unless vacancies are available afteraccommodating students fromoutside the above limits.

22.4. A student shall not occupy a roomwithout due allotment. He shall nottransfer it to any other person, norexchange it with another studentwithout permission of the SeniorWarden.

22.5 The furniture assigned to a roomshall not be shifted from it. Aresident shall be responsible for thearticles issued to him and shallreturn them to the hostelauthorities when leaving the roomor hostel. He shall be responsiblefor making good any loss ordamage to these articles.

22.6. A resident who breaks or damagesany University property shall haveto pay the cost of the articles, inaddition to any disciplinary actionthat may be taken against him.

22.7. The residents shall not tamper withthe room fittings, nor shall they getthe doors fitted with internal locks.

22.8. A room or any part of the hostelpremises shall not be used as anoffice, reading room, library or forany other similar purpose by apolitical, religious or sectarian bodyof the students.

22.9. The residents shall not leave lightsor fans ON when the rooms are notin use.

22.10 The residents shall not use heaterswithout payment of approvedcharges and prior permission of theSenior Warden.

22.11 The residents are not allowed to useair-conditioners, refrigerators,ovens or s imi lar e lectr ica lappliances.

22.12 The residents are advised in theirown interest, not to keep in their

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22.13 Guests may visit the residents in thehostel between 9.00 a.m. to 9.00p.m. The residents shall not receivefemale guests in their rooms, butmay see them in the common roomor the place reserved for thepurpose.

22.14 Guests are not allowed to stayovernight unless it is permitted bythe hoste l author i t ies andaccommodation is available in theguestroom.

22.15 The residents shall be responsiblefor keeping their rooms tidy andclean. They shall not dispose offlitter in the verandahs or other partsof the hostel premises.

22.16 Every part of the hostel shall beopen to the hostel authorities forinspection at any time during day ornight.

22.17 The residents are not allowed towear immodest dress in the hostel.

22.18 The residents shall not keep in the

hostel any firearms or otherweapons, even if l icensed.Violation of this rule shall render aresident liable to expulsion fromthe University.

22.19 A resident shall not indulge in anyamusement, which is likely to causenuisance to others.

22.20 Any religious ceremony likely toinjure the sentiments of otherresidents shall not be performed inthe hostel.

22.21 The residents are not allowed togamble or to use any intoxicantsand narcotics. Violation of thisrestriction shall render a residentliable to expulsion from theUniversity hostel, in addition to anycriminal proceedings that may beinstituted against him under thePenal Law of Pakistan.

22.22 Students will have to vacate thehostel accommodation within aweek of the expiry of the finalsemester regular examination.

22.23 The Senior Warden may cancel theallotment of a student who violatesthe Students Discipline Rules of

23. PROCEDURE FOR ALLOTMENT

23.1 A student seeking accommodationin a university hostel shall submit anapplication to the Senior Wardenon the prescribed form.

23.2 The types of accommodationpresently available in the hostelsare;

(i) Cubicle (ii) Dormitory

23.3 The order of preference forallotment of the accommodationshall be as follows:i. MSc (Full-time students)ii. Final year studentsiii. Third year students

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iv. Second year students.v. First year students

23.4 Within each of the categoriesmentioned in sub-rule 22.3 exceptcategories (I) & (V), the order ofpreference shall be as follows:-i) Students who have passed the

n e x t b e l o w r e g u l a rexamination, taken as a whole

ii) Students who have failed in notmore than three of the papersof the next below regularexamination

iii) Others

23.5a) Hostel accommodation is not a

right but facility provided by theUniversity. It is solely theprerogative of the University tooffer a place in the hostel.

b) A student, who fails to fulfill thedegree requirements within theminimum prescribed timeduration, shall not be allowed toreside in the university hostel.

Confinements:

24. UNIVERSITY DRESS CODE

The students shall wear dress that insures modesty, sobriety and dignity. The dress mustneither be offensive to social norms and ethical values of the society nor injurious tofeminine grace and gentleness. Female students shall, preferably, wear a scarf and an overallsufficient to conceal their posture.

25. MISCELLANEOUS

25.1. Liability for Injury Damage and Loss:

25.2. Modification of Rules and Regulations:

The University teaching programs include training in its workshops and laboratories,places of engineering interest, industrial concern, and construction jobs. TheUniversity or other concerns shall not be responsible in the event of an injury, damageor loss to a student resulting from any cause whatsoever during the course of suchtraining.

The rules and regulations governing various aspects of students' life at the University(such as discipline, admissions, examination, migrations, fees and charges etc.) aregiven in this prospectus or elsewhere as they stood at the time of its publication. Thereis no guarantee that these rules and regulations will remain unchanged throughout astudent's stay at the University; nor does it, in any way restrict or curtail the inherentpowers for the University authorities to modify them whenever in their judgment anymodifications are called for, and to implement the modified rules and regulations froma date which they deem appropriate.

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26. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

26.1. The application along with therequired documents should besubmitted as early as possible.Please do not wait for the lastdate.

26.2. As soon as the process of selectionis complete, the merit list will benotified showing the percentage ofthe applicants admitted in differentdisciplines against differentcategories.

26.3. All documents to be attached withthe Application Form (F-I) should

be attested by a class-I gazettedofficer of the government or aclass-A officer of this University.

26.4. Any infor mat ion regardingadmissions can be obtained duringworking hours by calling PhoneNos: (051)9047412, (051)9047640,(051)9047491, (051)9047692 and(051)9047554

Members of the Admission Committee willalso be available for consultation, in person,during admission period.

27. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

27.1. Eligibility Requirements

Note:(a) An applicant for admission to

BSc Degree Course in Civil,E l e c t r i c a l , M e ch a n i c a l ,Computer, Software andT e l e c o m m u n i c a t i o nEngineer ing (under anycategory) must fulfill thef o l l o w i n g e l i g i b i l i t yrequirements:

i. He should have passed theIntermediate (Pre-Engg)E x a m i n a t i o n w i t hMathematics, Physics andChemistry from a Board ofI n t e r m e d i a t e a n dSecondary Education ofPakistan or an equivalent

examination so recognizedby the university.

For admission toComputer & SoftwareEngineering the candidatehaving passed F.Sc. withPhysics, Mathematics andComputer Science as majorsubjects will also be eligible.

ii. He should have passed theexamination (up to thelatest annual examination)on the basis of which heseeks admission.

iii. He should have obtained atl e a s t 60% marks inexamination on the basis ofwhich he seeks admission.

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Marks for NCC and Hifz-e-Quran, where applicable,shall be added only fordetermination of merit andnot towards eligibility.

iv. He should be bonafideresident of the area fromwhere he seeks admission.

v. He should meet standardsof physique and eyesightlaid down in the medicalcertificate F-III.

vi. He should have appeared inthe Entry Test for therespective Session arrangedby the University with thefollowing combination(English, Mathematics,

Physics, Chemistry/ComputerScience)

(b) Theuniversity recognizes the followingexaminations as equivalent to theI n t e r m e d i a t e ( P r e - E n g g )Examination with Chemistry,Mathematics and Physics of thePakistani Boards of Intermediateand Secondary Education:-(i) I n t e r m e d i a t e ( P r e -

engineering) Examination ofthe Board of Intermediate &Secondary Education, Azad

Kashmir;(ii) Cambridge Overseas Higher

School Certificate withPhysics, Chemistry andMathematics;

(iii) British General Certificate ofEducation (Advanced Level)with Physics, Chemistry andMathematics;

(iv) FSc. (Pre-medical) withMathematics as an additionalsubject.

(v) American High SchoolGraduation Diploma (HSGDiploma)

(vi) An equivalent certificate ordiploma accepted by IBCC(Inter Board ChairmenCommittee).

S u ch a p p l i c a n t s a r erequired to attach anequivalence certificateissued by the IBCC, witht h e a p p l i c a t i o n f o radmission. The following isthe address of the IBCC:

a) For admission against seatsreserved for holders of theD i p l o m a o f A s s o c i a t eEngineer, he should havep a s s e d t h e d i p l o m aexamination from the PunjabBoard of Technical Education,Lahore in the re l evant

NB: A person, whose name has oncebeen removed from the rolls ofthis University (for whatsoeverreason), will not be eligible toseek admission again in thisUniversity.

Equivalent Examination:

Note:

House No. 342, St. No. 97,Sector G-9/4, Islamabad.

27.2. Eligibility for Diploma Holders

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technology, obtaining not lessthan 60% marks.

b) Applicants seeking admissionagainst seats reserved for theholders of d ip loma ofAssociate Engineer shall not beeligible unless their diplomasare in the relevant technology asspecified against each degreecourse given below:

Dip loma in Elec t r i ca lTechnologyDiploma in ElectronicsTechnologyDiploma in InstrumentTechnology

Diploma in MechanicalTechnologyDiploma in Refrigeration andAir-conditioning Technology

Diploma in Civil Technology

a) Given the qualifications andrestrictions stated below, a

person is eligible for admissionto the Bachelor's Degreecourses at the University on thebasis of a degree of Bachelorof Science.

b) A person possessing a BScdegree is NOT eligible foradmission to any BachelorsDegree course at the universityunless he has also passed FSc.Pre-engineering Examinationor Pre-Medical Examination.

For admission to the BSc courses inCivil, Electrical, MechanicalC o m p u t e r , S o f t w a r e a n dTelecommunication Engineering,an applicant must have passed theBSc Examination with Physics andMathematics.

Both male and female persons areeligible to apply for seats shown inthe Seats Allocation Chart insection 28. The general pronoun“he” and its derivatives imply eitherof the sex.

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

27.3. Provisions about admission onthe basis of a BSc Degree

27.4. Scope of Eligibility for BSc withFSc (Pre-Engineering)

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Number of seats allocated for various categories are tabulated below. Admission is grantedin each category on merit, subject to eligibility under relevant Sections.

1 Reciprocal Basis2 Attock, Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Bhakkar, Chakwal, D.G. Khan, Jhang, Jhelum, Leiah,

Muzaffargarh, Mianwali, Rahim Yar Khan and Rajanpur Districts.

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CATEGORIES Civil Elect Mech Comp Soft Telecom Total

A.1 Punjab (Subsidized) 85 85 85 30 30 30 345A.2 Punjab (Non-subsidized) 37 37 37 22 22 22 177

B. Sind1 1 1 1 -- -- -- 3

C. Baluchistan1 1 1 1 -- -- -- 3

D. N.W.F.P. 1 1 1 1 -- -- -- 3

A.J.K. and Northern Areas

(i) Azad Kashmir 2 1 2 -- -- -- 5

(ii) Kel Area (OPEN) -- -- -- 1

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(iii) Northern Area 1 1 1 1 -- -- 4

Foreign Nationals -- --

(i) Foreign Countries 3 3 3 -- -- -- 9

(ii) Afghan Nominee (OPEN) -- -- -- 1

(iii) Bangladesh Nominee 1 1 2 -- -- -- 4

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(iv) Indian held Kashmir 1 1 1 -- 3

I. Diploma of Associate Engineer 3 2 2 -- -- -- 7

Children of Armed Forces personnel

(i) Army 1 1 2 -- -- -- 4

(ii) Air Force -- -- 1 -- -- -- 1

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(iii) Navy -- 1 -- -- -- -- 1

K. Federally Administered Tribal Areas (OPEN) -- -- -- 2

L. Backward Areas2 (OPEN) -- -- -- 2

M. Children of University Employees (Maximum five seats in a discipline)

N. Children of Graduate Engineers/Architects/ City & Regional Planners

1 1 1 -- -- 3

O. Children of University Alumni (OPEN) -- -- -- 1

Q. Tribal Areas of DG Khan and RajanpurDistricts

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29. CATEGORIES AND SYMBOLS

29.1. Category A1

29.2. Category B

29.3. Category C

29.4. Category D

29.5. Category E

(Punjab Province-Subsidized) :

(Sind Province)

(BaluchistanProvince)

(N.W.F.P. Province)

(AK including KELArea & Northern Areas)

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Punjab province.The selection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theuniversity according to merit.

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Sind province.Applications are to be submitted tothe Registrar of the MehranUniversity of Engineering andTechnology or the Registrar of theN.E.D University of Engineeringand Technology, Karachi. Diplomaholders are also eligible to apply.Nominations and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theDepar tment of Educat ion,Government of Sind, Karachi.

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Baluchistanprovince. Applications are to besubmitted to the Secretary,Depar tment of Educat ion,Government of Baluchistan,Q u e t t a . N o m i n a t i o n s a n dallocation of disciplines are madeby this Department. Diplomaholders are also eligible to apply.

The applicant should be a bonafide

resident of the North-WesternFrontier Province. Applications areto be submitted to Registrar, NWFPUniversity of Engineering andT e c h n o l o g y , P e s h a w a r .Nominations - and allocation ofdisciplines - are made by theDepar tment of Educat ion,Government of NWFP, Peshawar.Diploma holders are also eligible toapply.

The applicant for the AzadKashmir & Kel Area seats shouldbe a national of Azad Kashmir, andthe applicant for the Northern areaseat should be bonafide resident ofthese Areas.

For the seats reserved for AzadKashmir and Kel Area, applicationsare to be submitted to the SecretaryEducation, Azad Jammu &K a s h m i r G o v e r n m e n t o fMuzaffarabad.

For the seats reserved for theNorthern Areas applications are tobe submitted to the Director ofEducation, Northern Areas, andGilgit.

Nominations and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theNomination Board for the AzadKashmir and Northern Areas.Diploma holders are also eligible to

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The applicant is required to get hisapplication sponsored by hisgovernment, and sent in triplicate tothe Ministry of Finance andEconomic Affairs (EconomicAffairs Division) Government ofPakistan, Islamabad, throughPakistan's representative accreditedto his country. The applicationsshould be accompanied by thefollowing documents:

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Punjab province andshould have passed the relevant

diploma examination from thePunjab Board of TechnicalEducation, Lahore. Selection andallotment of disciplines are madeaccording to merit.

Applications are to be submitted tothe Headquarters of the Army, AirForce or the Navy (depending uponthe service to which the parentbelongs) in accordance with theprocedure notified by them.Diploma holders are also eligible toapply. Nominations and allocationof disciplines are made by therespective Headquarters.

The applicant should be a bonafider e s i d en t o f the Fede r a l l yAdministered Tribal Areas. Theapplications are to be submitted tothe Secretary, State and FrontierRegions Division, Government ofPakistan, Islamabad. Nominationsand allocation of disciplines are alsomade by this Division. Diplomaholders are also eligible to apply.

The backward areas of Punjabinclude districts of Bahawalnagar,Bahawalpur, Attock, Rahim YarKhan, Muzaffargarh, Leiah,Rajanpur, Bhakkar, Jhang, D.G.Khan, Chakwal, Mianwali andJhelum. The applicant should be abonafide resident of any of these

29.6. Category H

29.7. Category I

29.8. Category J

29.9. Category K

29.10. Category L

(Foreign Countries)

(Diploma Holders)

(Children of ArmedForces Personnel)

(FATA)

(Backward Areas ofPunjab)

a) Educational Certificates (attestedphotocopies) and details of syllabiand courses of study of theexaminations passed with Englishtranslation if these are in a differentlanguage

b) Domicile/Nationality Certificate

c) Passport

d) Character Certificate

e) Health/Fitness Certificate

f) Information regarding the class anddiscipline in which admission isrequired Nominations. Allocationof disciplines is made by the Ministryof Finance and Economics Affairs(Economic Affairs Division)I s l amabad . The p r e s c r i b edapplication forms may be obtainedfrom the ministry. Diploma holdersare also eligible to apply.

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districts.The selection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theuniversity according to merit.

Real children of those universityemployees who have completedfive years of service beingphysically present are eligible toapply in the following order ofpreference. The selection is madeby the university according to merit.

1. Rea l ch i ld ren of thoseuniversity employees whoseservices have been transferredto University of Engineeringand Technology, Taxila underUniversity of Engineering andTechnology, Taxila ordinance1993.

2. Rea l ch i ld ren of thoseuniversity employees who havejoined UET Taxila after 1993.

3. Diploma Holders are alsoeligible to apply. However, inorder to determine relevantmerit diploma holders will beplaced below the applicantsp o s s e s s i n g F S c ( P r e -engineering)/BSc.

The applicants have to furnish withtheir applications, a certificate fromthe Registrar of the University onForm F-IX(Available in Registrar'soffice).

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Punjab province.The selection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theuniversity according to merit.Applicants should furnish withtheir application an attestedphotocopy of their parent'sBachelors Degree in Engineering,renewed PEC Registration anddomicile of their father/parent.Other qualifications such as AMIE(Pak) are not recognized forinclusion in this category.

The selection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theUniversity according to merit. Theapplicant should furnish with hisapplication an attested photocopyof the Provisional Certificate of hisparent as an evidence of the factthat he (the parent) is a graduate ofthis University or its parentinstitution, that is, the formerUniversity College of Engineering.

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the area concerned. Theselection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theUniversity according to merit.Diploma holders are not eligible toapply.Applicant must furnish a certificate

29.11. Category M

29.12. Category N

29.13. Category O

29.14. Category Q

(Children ofUniversity Employees)

(Children of

Graduate Engineers)

(Children ofUniversity Alumni)

(Tribal Areas of DGKhan and Rajanpur)

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from the District CoordinationOfficer Dera Ghazi Khan orRajanpur verifying that he/she is abonafide resident of the TribalAreas of D.G. Khan or RajanpurDistricts.

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of the Punjab province.The eligibility conditions are sameas laid down in clause 27.1. Diplomaholders are not eligible.The selected candidates have to paythe dues for Non-subsidizedcategory (A2) as per schedule givenin clause 37.1. The selection andallocation of disciplines are madeaccording to merit. The candidate

who fails to deposit the said amounthis right of admission will beforfeited.

The applicant should be a bonafideresident of Tehsil Taxila. Theselection and allocation ofdisciplines are made by theuniversity according to merit. Theselected candidates will have to paythe dues for subsidized category asper schedule given in clause 37.1. Inorder to determine the merit,diploma holders will be placedbelow the applicant possessingFSc/BSc.

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(Punjab ProvinceNon-subsidized)

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30. DETERMINATION OF MERIT

30.1. Examinations Considered for Merit

30.2. Weighted Percentage

A) For Applicants with HSSC (Pre-engineering) as the HighestQualification

For admission to all the Bachelors Degree Courses and determination of merit thefollowing examinations are considered:

a) Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (HSSC) Pre-Engg orequivalent.

b) Bachelor of Science (BSc) or BASc.c) Diploma of Associate Engineer.d) Entry Test.

The comparative merit of applicants will be determined on the basis of weightedpercentage marks obtained by them in these examinations.

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ii) Entry Test 30%

i) BSc or equivalent 35%ii) HSSC or equivalent examination 35%iii) Entry Test 30%

i) Diploma of Associate Engineer 70%ii) Entry Test 30%

B) For Application with BSc OR BASc as the Highest Qualification

C) For Applicants Having Diploma of Associate Engineer as the HighestQualification

30.3. Deduction of Marks forExaminations Passed by Parts

30.4. Merit of FSc (Pre-medical) withMathematics

30.5. Credit for NCC

30.6. Credit for Hifz-e-Quran

If an applicant has passed anexamination by parts, ten (10)marks are deducted for thatexamination while determining theweighted percentage marks. If thecertificate of an applicant does notstate whether he has passed theexamination as a whole or by parts,he should submit with hisapplication Form F-II duly filled inand signed by the controller ofexaminations concerned. If theseforms are required but notsubmitted, ten marks will bededucted from the relevantexamination marks obtained.

In determining the merit of anapplicant having FSc (Pre-medical)with Mathematics as an additionalsubject:

Twenty marks are added to themarks obtained in the highestexamination of an applicant whohas successfully completed theNCC training. An applicant gets thebenefit only if he submits with hisapplication an attested photocopyof the original certificate issued bythe Director General NationalCadet Corps & Women Guard. Nosubstitute for the original certificateis recognized.

Twenty marks are added to themarks obtained in the highestexamination of an applicant who isHafiz-e-Quran. He gets the benefitonly if he:

i) fills in the necessary columnprovided in the applicationForm (F-I), and

ii) appears before the'Verification Committee'

a) it is deemed that he has passed theexamination by parts; and

b) the marks obtained in the subject ofBiology are replaced by those obtainedin Mathematics.

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appointed by the Vice-Chancellor and the Committeeaccepts his claim of being aHafiz-e-Quran.

The willmeet for this purpose in the officeof the Convener, AdmissionCommittee, at 9:00 a.m. on 11September 2007. No separate callletters will be issued in thisconnection.

If two or more applicants haveequal percentage of admissionmarks (up to three places ofdecimal), they shall be treated at parfor the purpose of admission.

The seats for admission to theBachelor's degree courses at theuniversity are distributed overva r i o u s c a t e g o r i e s . T h e s e

categories are discussed in Section29. The details of the distributionof seats are available in the SeatsAllocation Chart in Section 28.

The eligible applicants for eachcategory are grouped separately.Then on the basis of the weightedpercentage of marks obtained inthe re levant examinat ions,comparative merit of the applicantscomprising the group is prepared.The applicants belonging to acategory thus compete foradmission amongst themselves forthe seats allocated to it.

In case a seat in any Discipline/Category of higher preferencegiven by a candidate falls vacant andhe is eligible for transfer to thatDiscipline/Category on the basisof his meri t , he shal l beautomatically transferred to thatDiscipline/Category. He will haveno right to retain his admission inthe previous Discipline/Categorybecause the seat vacated by himshall be simultaneously allotted tothe next eligible candidate on merit.

.The university authorities mayexercise their right at any time toincrease or decrease the number ofseats allocated to any category andthere shall be no appeal againstsuch a decision.

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30.8. Merit Determined CategoryWise

30.9. Transfer on the Basis of GivenPreferences and Merit

30.10 Variation in Seats

In case there is a tie forthe las t s eat in a par t i cu larDiscipline/Category, then all thecandidates who have secured equalpercentage of Admission Marks (up tothree places of decimal) shall be admitted.No transfer or new entry into thatDiscipline/Category shall, however, beconsidered unless the actual number ofcandidates already admitted falls belowthe number of allocated seats for theDiscipline/Category.


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30.11. TYPICAL EXAMPLES FOR THE CALCULATION OF WEIGHTEDPERCENTAGE FOR ADMISSION

Applicants having HSSC (FSc) or Equivalent as the highest qualification

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Applicants having BSc or BASc as the highest qualification

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Applicants having Diploma of Associate Engineer as the highest qualification

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(70((HSSC marks obtained + NCC +HIFZ-E-QURAN)/HSSC total marks))+(30Entry Test marks obtained/Entry Test total marks))

An applicant obtained 848/1100 in HSSC (having passed the HSSC examinationas a whole) and 300/400 in Entry Test. He has obtained NCC Certificate as well.

(70((848+20)/1100))+(30(300/400))

(35(HSSC marks obtained/HSSC total marks))+ ((35BSc marks obtained +NCC+HIFZ-E-QURAN)/BSc total marks))+(30(Entry Test marks obtained/Entry Testtotal marks))

An applicant obtained 820/1100 marks in HSSC, 624/800 marks BSc (Passed allof them as a whole) and 360/400 marks in Entry Test, having also NCCcertificate:

(35(820/1100))+(35((624+20)/800))+(30(360/400))

(70((Diploma marks obtained+NCC+HIFZ-E-QURAN)/Diploma totalmarks))+ (30Entry Test marks obtained/Entry Test total marks))

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CATEGORIES Civil Comp. Elect. Mech. Soft. Electronics MechotronicsA1 orW1

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69.350 67.611 75.445 72.207 65.157 62.125 54.843

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61.110 - 69.178 70.834 - - -

N Children of GraduateEngineers

71.952 - 77.568 75.607 - - -

L Backward Areas - - 78.266 - - - -

O University Alumni - - 75.918 - - - -

Note: The figures given in this table show “weighted percentage” based on all requisite components.

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32. DOMICILE REQUIREMENTS

32.1. Domicile Certificates to besubmitted by All Applicants

32.2. Applicants Required to SubmitAdditional Documents

32.3. Additional Documents Required:

a) Children of GovernmentServants

b) Others

All applicants are required to submitwith their applications an attestedphotocopy of their domicilecertificate failing which theirapplications shall not be consideredfor admission.

Applicants for categories A, I, N, L, Qand S who have passed either theSecondary School Examination orthe Higher Secondary SchoolExamination from any Board ofInter media te and Secondar yEducation not included in the PunjabProvince or Federal Capital Area,Islamabad, will have to submitadditional documents in support oftheir domicile.

The applicants who are required tosubmit additional documents mayfall into the following threecategories:

If the parent of the applicant is agovernment servant who belongs toPunjab but is serving in any otherprovince of Pakistan, then the parentshould produce a certificate on FormF-III from the head of hisdepartment affirming that he is a

permanent resident of the Punjab. Itshall be necessary in such cases thatthe period of the applicant's studycorresponds with the period of theposting of the parent in that province.

Applicants other than those at (a)above have to submit the followingadditional documents in support oftheir domicile certificate:

i) An attested Photocopy offather's/ mother's domicilecertificate of the Punjab Provinceor the Federal Capital Area,Islamabad.

ii) Documentary Proof in the formof a certificate on Form F-IVfrom the election officer ofconcerned area of the PunjabProvince/ Federal Capital Area,Islamabad to the effect that nameof the father/mother of theapplicant appears in the electoralrolls.

iii) An attested Photocopy of therelevant page of the electoral rollson which the name of thefather/mother of the applicantappears.

iv) An attested Photocopy of theidentity card of the applicant'sfather/mother.

v) An under taking from thecandidate on Form F-V.

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c) Applicant Whose Father is notAlive

32.4. Domicile Requirements forChildren of the Armed ForcesPersonnel

In case his father is not alive and theabove documents cannot beproduced, the applicant shouldsubmit:i) Documentary evidence of his

father's/mother's immovableproperty in Punjab or FederalCapital Area, Islamabad.

ii) Documentary proof of hisfather's death.

In addition to the seats reserved forthe category J, the children of the

Armed Forces personnel can applyfor admission on basis of meritagainst seats reserved for theirprovince of domicile or the seatsreserved for the province in whichtheir parent (the member of theArmed Forces) is posted.

Thus an applicant who is domiciled inSindh but his parent is posted inPunjab can apply against seatsreserved for Sindh or against seatsreserved for Punjab. However, if heapplies under category A, he has tosubmit with his application acertificate from the GOC of the arearegarding the place of his parent'sposting.

33. DOCUMENTS TO BE ATTACHEDWITH FORM F-I

An applicant must exercise great care inensuring that his application form (F-I) issubmitted accompanied by the requireddocuments. An application shall standrejected if any of the required documents ismissing. No document shall be acceptedafter the last date for receipt of applications.The documents required from applicantsfor different categories are summarizedbelow:

a) Certificate of Secondary SchoolExamination (Detailed MarksCertificate).

b) Degree, Diploma or Certificateof the examination on the basisof which admission is sought (i.e.FSc, BSc, or Diploma ofAssociate Engineer etc.). Resultsc a r d s i s s u e d b y t h eboard/university are acceptable.

c) Detailed Marks Certificate ofthe examination on the basis ofwhich admission is sought.

d) Domicile Certificate.

To whom applicable:

33.1. Documents to be submitted by AllA p p l i c a n t s : ( A t t e s t e dPhotocopies)

Provisional Certificate inplace of Degree/Diploma willnot be accepted.

33.2. Additional Documents

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a) If your certificate, diploma ordegree does not show that youhave passed the examination byparts or as a whole, you have tosubmit in original the certificateon Form F-II

b) If you have passed FSc. (Pre-medical), you have to submit anattested photocopy of thecer t i f ica te for Addi t iona lMathematics.

c) If you are seeking admission onthe basis of BSc Degree you haveto submit an attested photocopyof the FSc Certificate as well.

d) If you are applying for the MCategory seats, you have tosubmit in original a certificatefrom the Registrar of theuniversity on prescribed Form F-IX (Available in the Registrar'soffice).

e) If you are applying for the NCategory seats, you have tosubmit an attested photocopy ofthe relevant degree of your fatheror mother.

f) I f you have success fu l l ycompleted the NCC training andwish to claim 20 marks you haveto submit an attested photocopyof the certificate issued by theDirector General National CadetCorps and Women Guards.

g) If you are claiming 20 marks forbeing Hifz-e-Quran, read clause30.6 of the prospectus carefully.

h) If you are the son of Armed

Forces Personnel and are seekingadmission not against the seatsreserved for the province of yourdomicile but against the seatsreserved for the province whereyour parent is posted, you have tosubmit in original certificate fromthe GOC of the area about theplace of your parent's posting.

i) If you are applying for anycategory requiring the Punjabdomicile and you have passedeither the Secondary SchoolExamination or the HigherSecondary Examination from aBoard or Institution not includedin the Punjab/Federal CapitalArea, Islamabad.

The Form F-VI, Form F-VII andForm F-VIII are not to be submitted alongwith the application. They are required atthe time of admission/registration.

You should read Section 32.3carefully to find out theadditional documents, youhave to submit along withForm F-I.

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34. APPLICATION FEE34.1.

34.2. The Fee is to be Remitted in Oneof the Following Ways

34.3.

34.4.

34.5.

An application fee of Rs. 100/- ischarged for each preference in termsof discipline and category.

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a) Through a Bank Challan for therequired amount deposited witht h e H a b i b B a n k L t d . ,Engineering University Branch,Taxila and attaching the bankchallan with the applicationForm F-I

ORb) Through a bank draft or a pay

order (from any branch of HabibBank) of the required amountand attaching it with theapplication Form F-I.

For depositing fee in the Habib Bank,Engineering University Branch, thechallan form (available in the bank)meant for payment of the universitydues should be used. The bank draftor the pay order should be obtained

from any branch of Habib Bank Ltd.and made payable to the Treasurer,University of Engineering andTechnology, Taxila.

The application fee shall not beaccepted if remitted in any mannerother than those mentioned above.For example, money orders or postalorders will not be accepted.

The applicants must check upcarefully that they are remitting thecorrect amount of application fee. Ifthe application fee received with theapplication falls short of the requiredamount, the application will beentertained to the extent ofpreferences covered by it. For thispurpose, starting with the firstpreference downwards only thosepreferences will be accepted whichare covered by the fee remitted by theapplicant, and the rest will standcanceled.

While reading the following instructions forcompleting application form F-I keepreferring to F-I specimen. That will make iteasy for you to understand the instructionsand to complete the Form correctly.

Only one application form is to besubmitted for any number ofdisciplines and categories you apply

for.

All entries should be in BLOCKLETTERS.

35.1.

35.2.

35.3. Fill the column for preferencesvery carefully. The order ofpreferences once given shall befinal and cannot be changedsubsequently.

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35.4.

35.5.

35.6.

35.7.

35.8. Deadline for Receipt ofApplications

Application received after theclosing date shal l not beentertained, irrespective of thefact that it was posted before theclosing date.

35.9. Incomplete Applications

Under column "Discipline" use thefollowing abbreviations (as shown inF-I specimen):

Under the column "Category" useonly the symbols (i.e. A1 or I or N, Qetc.).

Since no erasure or overwriting isallowed in these columns, be verycautious, if you fill it once and youwant to change it later, you will have toget another prospectus.

Write your mailing address on thestickers available in the enclosuresand attach it with the application.

a) The application form complete in all

respects along with the requisitedocuments and bank challan, bankdraft or pay order should reach the

on or before thelast date notified for receipt ofapplications.

b) The application may be deliveredpersonally or sent under registeredpost.

c)

Incomplete applications shall not beentertained. Application form, feeand the documents submitted with itshall not be returned on any ground.

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36. PROCEDURE FOR THE SELECTED CANDIDATES36.1. Notification of Selection

36.2. Depositing of Dues andDocuments

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A list of selectees will be displayed onthe university notice boards. Theapplicants can check the merit listsaccording to the schedule given inSection 40.

Within days of the display ofthe merit list, a selectee is required to

pay the university dues and submitthe following documents to theConvener, Admission Committee.

a) Bank Challan receipt in supportof the University Dues depositedin the Habib Bank Ltd.,Engineering University BranchTaxila.

b) Medical Certificate (F-VII) dulysigned and stamped by the DistrictMedical Superintendent or the

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c) Ten attested most recentphotographs.

d) Attested Certificate ofparent's/guardian's income.

e) Original degrees, certificates andresult cards of SSC, FSc. BSc,GCE(A), Diploma of AssociateEngineers or the equivalentqualifications and their duplicateattested photocopies.

f) Original Marks Sheet of EntryTest.

g) Original NCC certificate.h) Original Domicile certificate.i) Attested photocopy of National

Identity Card/Form B.j) Bio-Data Sheet (F-VII) duly

completed.k) Undertaking (F-VIII) on a

Rs.20/- judicial paper dulycompleted.

If a selectee is prevented byunavoidable circumstances fromtimely fulfillment of the requirementslaid down in 36.2, he should intimatethe Dean of the Faculty about itwithin the prescribed time limit alongwith relevant documentary proof.The Dean may, at his discretion, grantrelaxation in the time limit, whichshall not exceed THREE days.

A selected who fails to fulfill therequirements laid down in 36.2 within

the prescribed time limit shall forfeithis right of admission.

On fulfillment of the obligationsmentioned in 36.2 a selectee will beadmitted to the university. Thisadmission shal l however, beprovisional until all the originaldegrees or certificates, submitted byhim, have been verified for theirveracity. In case any document provesto be false, fake, or fabricated at a laterstage, a provisionally admittedstudent shall be liable to expulsionfrom the university and to any otherdisciplinary or legal action theuniversity may deem fit. Moreover, allthe fees and charges deposited by himshall stand forfeited in favor of theuniversity.

Admission shall be closed from dateas given in admission schedule (clause40).

The applicants for the seats reservedfor these categories will be informedabout selections by the authorityresponsible for their selection. Afterthat the university will issue them callletters with a target date to report inthe Admission Office to complete theremaining admission formalities.

36.3. Relaxation in Time Limit:

36.4. Forfeiture of Right for Admission

36.5. Provisional Admission

36.6. Deadlines for Admission

36.7. Notification of Selection ofCategories B, C, D, E, H, J, K

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37. FEES AND OTHER CHARGES

University Dues received in favour of astudent under National Bank ofPakistan/ Pakistan Bait-Ul- Mallscheme or any financial assistancereceived from agency/organization willbe adjusted against his outstandingdues; the amount will not be refunded tothe student. In case he has already beengranted Half/Full fee concession forthe said period it will stand cancelledautomatically and he will deposit the feeconcession amount in favour of theUniversity. Excess amount will also beforfeited in favour of the university, ifany. Student can avail one financialbenefit from any agency.

The Competent authority may grantextension in payment of dues to the

needy students on cogent reasonsrecorded in writing for one month (30days) finally beyond the schedule of thedues circulated by the Treasurer.However payment of dues ininstallments, remission of late fee fineor re-admission fee is not allowed in anycase.

37.1. The following fees and charges areto be paid by the Pakistani and foreignstudents admitted to the bachelordegree courses. The same are subjectto revision/modification by theUniversity authorities at any timewithout prior notification.

Subsidized Non-subsidized

(In Pak. Rupees)

Non-Recurring (Payable at the time ofadmission)

Admission fee/Re-admission Fee 1000 5000

Registration Fee 500 2000

University Security (Refundable) 1000 1000

Library Security (Refundable) 500 500

Survey Camp Charges (for Civil Engg. Only) 1500 1500

Students Bus Card Fee 30 30

Students Identity Card Fee 30 30

Verification Fee 500 500

Recurring Fee (per annum, in twoinstallments)

Tutorial Fee 100 100

Inter-University Tournament Fee 100 100

Magazine Fee 80 80

Medical Fee 300 300

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Instructional Tour Fee 300 300

Recurring Fee (per month)

Tuition Fee 600 5600

Recreation Fee 80 80

Bus Fare for Resident 100 100

Bus Fare for Non-Resident 250 250

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(In Pak.Rupees)

Hostel Security (Refundable) Payable at the time of admission 1000

Mess Security (Refundable) Payable at the time of admission 1000

Service and Contingency Charges (Payable at the time ofadmission)

500

Room Rent (Per month)

Cubicle 250

Dormitory 200

Electricity Charges (Per month)

Room (Cubicle) 300

Room (Dormitory) 200

Room Heater 300

Sui Gas Charges (Per month) 100

37.2. HOSTEL CHARGES

37.3. Periods of Fees and OtherCharges:

37.4. Securities

37.5. Refund of Securities

Tuition, recreation, union, Sui gascharges and medical fees are chargedfor twelve months. The hostelcharges are payable for the period ofoccupation, a part of a month beingcounted as a full month. Electricitycharges for fans are payable for sixmonths. Electricity charges for roomheaters are payable for the winterseason for four months.

All kind of securities mentionedabove remaining unclaimed for twoyears from the date of becoming duefor refund shall lapse to theUniversity for transfer to theEndowment Fund.

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leaves the university or the hostel (incase of mess security) afterdedication of outstanding dues ofthe university, library, or the hostelrespectively.

The university security, however,shall stand forfeited if a studentwithdraws from or leaves theuniversity before completing thefirst year.

Prior permission of the resident tutorhas to be obtained for use of a roomheater or refrigerator, which shall begranted only after payment of theprescribed charges i.e. Rs.200 permonth for each. The use of a roomheater is restricted to 1000W. Anyviolation of these rules shall be dealtwith under the university rules ofdiscipline.

In the hostel the use of air-conditioners is disallowed. A student

who violates this restriction will beliable to punishment under rules ofdiscipline, and shall also pay the costof any damages to the wiring or otherfittings, which will be determined bythe Director Student Affairs.

A fine of Rs.10.00 per day will becharged for a period of 30 days afterthe last date fixed for payment of feesand charges. After that, the name ofthe defaulter will be struck off therolls of the university and he will haveto pay the re-admission fee along withthe fees and fine before he is re-admitted. Application to this effectshall be submitted to the concernedDean of Faculty.

However, a student who receivesscholarship through the universityTreasurer may pay his fee and chargeswithout fine within a week of receiptof the scho la rsh ip for thecorresponding period.

37.6. Use of Room Heater andRefrigerators

37.7. Air-conditioners

37.8. Non-payment of Fee andCharges:

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COURSES FOR FIRST YEAR

38.1 B.Sc. CIVIL ENGINEERING

1st SemesterCredit HoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part I Part II

CE-101 Civil Engineering Drawing 1 2CE-102 Engineering Mechanics. 2 1CE-103 Engineering Geology 2 1CE-104 Hydrology & Water Resources 2 1MA-105 Mathematics-I 3 0

Total: 10 5Term Total for Part -I & II 15

2nd SemesterCE-106 Surveying-I 2 4CE-107 Civil Engineering Materials 2 1CE-108 Communication Skills & Technical Report Writing 1 1MA-109 Mathematics-II 3 0HU-110 Pakistan studies 2 0

Total: 10 6Term Total for Part -I & II 16

Total for 1st Year 31

COURSES FOR SECOND YEAR

3rd SemesterCredit HoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part I Part II

CE-201 Fluid Mechanics-I 2 1CE-202 Surveying-II 2 4CE-203 Properties of Concrete 2 1CE-204 Civil Engineering Practice 2 1MA-205 Mathematics and Computer Programming 2 1

Total 10 08Term Total for Part -I & II 18

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4th SemesterCE-206 Theory of Structures-I 3 1CE-207 Strength of Materials-I 2 1CE-208 Soil Mechanics-I 2 1CE-209 Drawing Estimation & Construction 1 3HU-210 Pakistan Studies 2 0


Total for 2nd Year 34

COURSES FOR THIRD YEAR5th Semester

Credit HoursCourseNo.

Course Title

Part I Part II

CE-301 Theory of Structures-II 3 1CE-302 Strength of Materials.-II 3 1CE-303 Soil Mechanics-II 2 2CE-304 Construction Planning & Management 2 1


6th SemesterCE-305 Computer Application 2 2CE-306 Reinforced Concrete-I 3 1CE-307 Design of Steel Structures. 2 1CE-308 Fluid Mechanics-II 2 1CE-309 Transportation Engineering-I 2 2


Total for 3rd Year 33

COURSES FOR FINAL YEAR7th Semester

Credit HoursCourse No. Course Title

Part I Part II

CE-401 Reinforced Concrete-II 3 1CE-402 Hydraulics Engineering 2 1CE-403 Environmental Engineering-I 2 1CE-404 Transportation Engineering-II 2 1CE-405 Foundation Engineering 3 1CE-406(A) Project 0 2


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Total 4 th Year 36Grand Total for Four Years 134

38.2 B.Sc. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING


1ST SemesterCredit hoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part-I Part-II

EE-101 Electricity and Magnetism 2 1

EE-102 Digital Logic Design 2 1

MA-103 Engg. Mathematics-I 3 -

EE-104 Electric Shop 1 1

ME-105 Mechanical Technology 2 1

HU-106 Islamic Studies 1 -

Total 11 4

Term Total for part-I & part-II 15

2nd SemesterEE-107 Electronic Devices 2 1

EE-108 Circuit Analysis-I 2 1

EE-109 Object Oriented Programming 2 2

EE-110 Electrical Machines 2 1

MA-111 Engg. Math-II 3 -

HU-112 Pak. Studies 1 -

Total 12 5


Total for First Year 32

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3rd SemesterCredit hoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part-I Part-II

EE-201 Circuit Analysis-II 2 1

EE-202 Power Systems 2 1

EE-203 Electronic Circuits-I 2 1

EE-204 Computer Aided Design 1 1

EE-205 Discrete Math & Numerical Techniques 2 1

HU-206 Communication Skills 2 1

Total 11 6


4th SemesterEE-206 Electrical Measurement & Instruments 2 1

EE-207 Digital Systems 2 1

EE-208 Signals and Systems 2 1

EE-209 Operating Systems 2 1

EE-210 Probabilistic Methods in Elect. Engg. 2 1

EE-212 Engg. Management 2 -

Total 12 5


Total for 2nd Year 34

COURSES FOR THIRD YEAR

5th SemesterCredit hoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part-I Part-II

EE-301 Electromagnetic Field Theory 2 1

EE-302 Electronic Circuit-II 2 1

EE-303 Microprocessor: Architecture & Programming 2 1

EE-304 Linear Control System 2 1

Elective-I 2 1

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EE-306 Micro-Computer Systems 2 1

EE-307 Antenna & Wave Propagation 2 1

EE-308 Communication Systems 2 1

Elective-II 2 1

Total 10 5


Total for Third Year 30

COURSES FOR FINAL YEAR


No.Course Title

Part-I Part-II

EE-401 TV & Telecom Engineering 2 1

EE-402 Digital Signal Processing 3 1

EE-403 Computer Networks 2 1

EE-404 Preliminary Project Studies - 2

Elective-III 2 1

Elective-IV 2 1

Total 11 7


8th SemesterEE-405 VLSI System Design 3 1

EE-406 Power Distribution & Utilization 3 1

EE-407 Project - 4

Elective-V 2 1

Elective-VI 2 1

Total 10 8


Total for Final Year 36

Grand Total for Four Years 132

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*ELECTIVE COURSES FOR 3RD YEARCredit hours

Course No. Course TitlePart-I Part-II

EE-309 Advance Programming Language 2 1

EE-310 Industrial Automation 2 1

EE-311 Power Plants 2 1

EE-312 Power Transmission 2 1

EE-313 Software Engineering 2 1

EE-314 Operation Research 2 1

EE-315 E-Commerce 2 1

EE-316 Embedded System Design 2 1

EE-317 Operating System 2 1

*ELECTIVE COURSES FOR FINAL YEARCredit hours

Course No. Course TitlePart-I Part-II

EE-408 Microelectronics 2 1

EE-409 Microwave Theory & Techniques 2 1

EE-410 Adv. Digital Design 2 1

EE-411 Digital Control System 2 1

EE-412 Digital Communication 2 1

EE-413 Digital Image Processing 2 1

EE-414 Mobile Communication 2 1

EE-415 Optical Communication 2 1

EE-416 Database Management 2 1

EE-417 Advance Operating Systems 2 1

EE-418 Management Information System 2 1

EE-419 Parallel & Distributed Computing 2 1

EE-420 Power System Analysis 2 1

EE-421 Power System Protection 2 1

EE-422 Electrical M/c Design 2 1

EE-423 High Voltage Engineering 2 1

EE-424 Artificial Intelligence 2 1

EE-425 Electrical Estimation, Installations and Planning 2 1

*Note:

1. The courses offered by the department in a term can be changed depending on the availability of teachers andrelated facilities and will be notified one weak before the start of the semester.

2. The department will offer Elective Courses depending on the available facilities.

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1st SemesterCREDIT HOURS

Course No. COURSE NAMEPart I Part II

CP-101 Introduction to Computing 2 1

CP-102 Electronic Devices 2 1

CP-103 Programming Fundamentals 2 1

CP-104 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 0

CP-105 Pakistan Studies 2 0

CP-106 Islamic Studies 2 0

Total Credit Hours 13 3Term Total for Part -I & Part-II 16

2nd SemesterCREDIT HOURS


CP-107 Data Structures & Algorithms 3 1CP-108 Engineering Drawing for Computer Engineering 0 2CP-109 Electric Circuits 3 1CP-110 Linear Algebra 3 0CP-111 Communications Skills 2 1


Total Credit Hours for 1st Year 32


3rd SemesterCREDIT HOURS


CP-201 Object Oriented Programming 3 1CP-202 Digital Logic Design 3 1CP-203 Numerical Computing 3 1CP-204 Discrete Structures 3 0CP-205 Engineering Economics 2 0


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4th SemesterCREDIT HOURS


CP-206 Comp. Architecture & Organization 3 0CP-207 Software Engineering 3 0CP-208 Digital Electronics 3 1CP-209 Signals & Systems 3 1CP-210 Probability & Statistics 3 0


Total Credit Hours for 2nd Year 34




CP-301 Database Management System 3 1CP-302 Communication Systems 3 1CP-303 Instrumentation and Measurements 2 1CP-304 Technical Report Writing 3 0

Elective-I 3 0Total Credit Hours 14 3Term Total for Part -I & Part-II 17



CP-305 Computer Communication and Networks 3 1CP-306 Operating Systems 3 0CP-307 Microprocessor Systems 3 0CP-308 Control Engineering 3 0

Elective-II 3 0Total Credit Hours 15 1Term Total for Part -I & Part-II 16

Total Credit Hours for Third Year 33


CREDIT HOURSCourse No. COURSE NAME

Part I Part IICP-401 Advance Digital Design 3 1CP-402 Digital Signal Processing 3 1CP-403 Preliminary Project Studies 0 2

Elective-III 3 1Elective-IV 3 1Total Credit Hours 12 6Term Total for Part -I & Part-II 18

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Total Credit Hours for Final Year 36

Degree Credit Hours 135

ELECTIVE COURSES FOR THIRD YEARCREDIT HOURS

Course No. COURSE TITLEPart I Part II

CP-309 Embedded System Design 3 0CP-310 Parallel Processing 3 0CP-311 Computer System Engineering 3 0CP-312 Information Theory & Coding 3 0CP-313 Advance Operating Systems 3 0CP-314 Antenna and Wave Propagation 3 0CP-315 Electric Machines 3 0

ELECTIVE COURSES FOR FINAL YEARCREDIT HOURS


CP-405 Digital Image Processing 3 1CP-406 VLSI System design 3 1CP-407 Microprocessor & Microcontroller Applications 3 1CP-408 Wireless Communications 3 1CP-409 System Programming 3 1CP-410 Computer Graphics 3 1CP-411 Multithreaded Systems 3 1CP-412 Compiler Design 3 0CP-413 Stochastic Processes 3 0CP-414 Modeling & Simulation 3 0CP-415 Artificial Intelligence 3 0CP-416 Management Information Systems 3 0CP-417 Digital Control Systems 3 0CP-418 Optical Communications 3 0CP-419 Artificial Neural Networks 3 0CP-420 Automata Theory 3 0CP-421 Object Oriented Design 3 0

CP-422 Advance Topics 3 0

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38.4 COURSE OUTLINE FOR B.Sc. SOFTWARE ENGINEERING




SE-101 Introduction to Computing 2 1SE-102 Electronic Devices 2 1SE-103 Programming Fundamentals 3 2SE-104 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 0SE-105 Communications Skills 2 0

Total Credit Hours 12 4Term Total for Part -I & II 16

2nd SemesterCourse No. COURSE NAME CREDIT HOURSSE-106 Data Structures & Algorithms 3 1SE-107 Engineering Drawing for Software Engineers 0 2SE-108 Introduction to software Development 2 1SE-109 Linear Algebra 3 0SE-110 Engineering Economics 2 0SE-111 Pakistan Studies 2 0






SE-201 Discrete Structures 3 0SE-202 Object Oriented Programming 3 1SE-203 Technical Report Writing 2 0SE-204 Digital Logic Design 3 1SE-205 Islamic Studies 2 0

Total Credit Hours 13 2Term Total for Part-I & II 15

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SE-206 Software Construction 3 0SE-207 Human Computer Interaction (An SE Approach) 3 0SE-208 Numerical Computing 3 1SE-209 Operating Systems 3 0SE-210 Software Requirement Engineering 3 0



COURSES FOR THIRD YEAR5th Semester


Part I Part IISE -301 Computer Architecture & Organization 3 1SE-302 Database Management System 3 1SE-303 Software Design & Architecture 3 0SE -304 Probability & Statistics 3 0SE -305 Internet Application Development 2 1




SE-306 Computer Communication And Networks 3 1SE-307 Computer Graphics 3 1SE-408 Compiler Theory 3 0SE-309 Software Quality Assurance & Management 3 0

Elective-I 3 0Total Credit Hours 15 2Term Total for Part -I & II 17

Total Credit Hours for 3rd Year 34



Part I Part IISE-401 Software project Management 3 0SE-402 Preliminary Project Studies 0 2SE-403 System Programming 2 1

Elective-II* 2 1Principles of Management 3 0Data security and Encryption 3 0Total Credit Hours 13 4Term Total for Part -I & II 17

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SE-404 Professional Practices 3 0SE-405 Project 0 4

Elective-III 3 0Elective-IV 3 0Elective-V 3 0Total Credit Hours 12 4Term Total for Part -I & II 16



ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGCREDIT HOURS

Course No. COURSE TITLEPart I Part II

SE-406 Software Development Technologies 3 1SE-407 Advance Database Management Systems 3 1SE-408 Distributed Computing 3 0SE-409 Artificial Intelligence 3 0SE-410 Advance Operating Systems 3 0SE-411 Automata Theory and Formal Languages 3 0SE-412 Analysis of Algorithms 3 0SE-413 Artificial Neural Networks 3 0SE-414 Stochastic Processes 3 0SE-415 Real-time Systems 3 0SE-416 Data Warehousing and Data Mining 3 0SE-417 Financial Information System 3 0SE-418 Embedded and Real time Systems 3 0SE-419 Multimedia Systems 3 0SE-420 Game Engine Design 3 0SE-421 System for Small & Mobile Platforms 3 0

38.5 COURSE OUTLINE FOR B.Sc. TELECOMMUNICATIONENGINEERING




TE -101 Calculus –I 3 0TE -102 Circuit Analysis 3 0TE -103 Electronic Devices 3 1TE -104 Computer Fundamentals 2 1TE -105 Communication Skills 2 0TE-106 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2 0


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TE-201 Data Structures & Algorithms 3 1TE-202 Electromagnetic Theory 3 1TE-203 Digital Electronics 3 1TE-204 Complex Variables and Transforms 3 0TE-205 Technical Report Writing 2 0




TE-206 Analog Communication 3 1TE-207 Computer Architecture 3 0TE-208 Linear Algebra & Differentials Equations 3 0TE-209 Engineering Management 2 0TE-210 Advanced Computer Programming 3 1






TE -301 Digital Communication 3 1TE-302 Signals & Systems 3 1TE-303 Control Systems 3 0TE -304 Probability & Random Variables 3 0

Elective-I 3 0Total Credit Hours 15 2Term Total for Part -I & II 17

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TE-305 Antenna & Wave Propagation 3 1TE-306 Digital Signal Processing 3 1TE-407 Data Communication & Networks 3 1TE-308 Telecommunication Systems 3 0

Elective-II 3 0Total Credit Hours 15 3Term Total for Part -I & II 18

Total Credit Hours for 3rd Year 35




TE-401 Telecommunication Transmission & Swathing 3 0TE-402 Routing & Switching Principles 3 1

Elective-III 3 0Elective-IV 3 0Preliminary Project Studies 0 2Total Credit Hours 12 3Term Total for Part -I & II 15



TE-403 Mobile & Wireless Communication 3 0TE-404 Microwave Engineering 3 1TE-405 Project 0 4

Elective-V 3 0Elective-VI 3 0Total Credit Hours 12 5Term Total for Part -I & II 17



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CREDIT HOURSCourse No. COURSE TITLE

Part I Part IITE-309 Stochastic Process 3 0TE-310 Operating Systems 3 1TE-311 Telecommunication Management Networks 3 0TE-312 Radar Systems 3 1TE-313 Compression Techniques 3 1TE-314 Satellite Communications 3 1TE-406 Network Security 3 1TE-407 Quality Control in Telecommunication Systems 3 1TE-408 Telecom Traffic Engineering 3 1TE-409 Communication Protocols 3 0TE-410 Optical Fiber Communication 3 0TE-411 Advanced Filter Theory 3 0TE-412 Telecommunication Policies & Regulations 3 0

38.56 B.Sc. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

COURSES FOR FIRST YEAR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


1st SemesterCredit hoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part I Part IIME-101 Computer Programming & Applications 2 1ME-102 Engineering Statics 2 1ME-103 Applied Thermodynamics-I 3 1ME-104 Workshop Technology 1 2MA-105 Applied Mathematics-I 4 0


2nd SemesterEE-106 Electrical Engineering 2 1ME-107 Engineering Drawing & Graphics 2 2ME-108 Mechanics of Materials-I 3 1ME-109 Engineering Dynamics 2 1ME-110 Fluid Mechanics 2 1


Total for 1st Year 34

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3rd SemesterCredit hoursCourse

No.Course Title

Part I Part IIME-201 Machine Design & CAD-I 2 2ME-202 Applied Thermodynamics-II 2 1ME-203 Hydraulic Machinery 2 1ME-204 Machine Tools & Machining 3 1HU-205 Islamic Studies 2 0


4th SemesterME-206 Mechanics of Materials-II 3 1EE-207 Modern Electronics 2 1MA-208 Applied Mathematics-II 4 0ME-209 Mechanics of Machines-I 2 1ME-210 Industrial Engineering-I 2 1


Total for 2ND Year 33



No.Course Title

Part I PartII

ME-301 Mechanics of Machines-II 2 1ME-302 Machine Design & CAD-II 2 2ME-303 Engineering Economics & Optimization 3 1ME-304 Engineering Materials 2 1HU-305 Pakistan Studies 2 0


6th SemesterME-306 Heat and Mass TransferME-307 Energy Resources & UtilizationME-308 Production EngineeringME-309 Power PlantsME-310 Finite Element Methods

TotalTerm Total for Part -I & II

Total for 3rd Year

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Part I Part IIME-401 Internal Combustion Engines 2ME-402 Mechanical Vibration 3ME-403 Refrigeration & Air-conditioning 3ME-404 Industrial Engineering-II 2ME-405 Advanced Manufacturing System 2

Total 12Term Total for Part -I & II 17

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8th SemesterME-406 Stress Analysis 2 1ME-407 Engineering Management 2 1ME-408 Gas Dynamics 2 1ME-409ME-412

Mechatronics & Robotics/Instrumentation & Control

2 1

ME-410 Communication Skills 1 0ME-411 Projects 0 6


Total for Final Year 36Grand Total for Four Year s 136

Campus Director/ Professor

Prof. Umar Farooq

The City of Chakwal

Academic Programs

Rules and Regulations

MSc (Japan)

The city of Chakwal was first known during the Mughal's Period. Situated in a hilly area it issurrounded by mines of salt, coal and other valuable minerals. Presently industrial zone isbeing developed around the periphery of Chakwal.

The UET Taxila has established its first Sub-Campus at Chakwal. This year, admissions forChakwal Campus will not be held.

In general, all rules and regulations mentioned for main campus in this prospectus will alsobe applicable for Chakwal Campus.

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40. ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR 2007-ENTRY

Entry Test Forms will be available 1 August to 20 August, 2007Last Date of Receipt of Entry Test Forms 20 August, 2007Entry Test 26 August, 2007Prospectus will be available 26 to 0 Sep. 2007Application Receipt 28 toHifz-e-Quran Test 11 September 2007 (Tuesday) 9 am1 Merit List on the Notice Board 14 September 20072 Merit List on the Notice Board 183 Merit List on the Notice Board 22Registration of Admitted Students 24Start for 1 Year Classes 25Admission Closed 27 October 2007

: Regardless of the date & time of dispatch, no application shall be entertained afterthe last date.

The selected candidate in a merit list must joint the university within specified timelimit as per requirements laid down under clause 35, failing which his name shall bedropped from the particular category and no claim, on whatever grounds, shall beentertained thereafter.

: No call letters shall be posted to the selected candidates. The detailed lists can beviewed at the official web site of the university at .

: The display of merit lists shall continue till the date of admission closed subject toavailability of seats.

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41. ADMISSION COMMITTEE UNDERGRADUATEENTRY 2007

Chairman:

Convener

Members

Admission Office

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafrullah 051 9047567

Prof. Dr. Qaiser uz Zaman Khan 051 9047640

The Registrar 051 9047405The Treasurer 051 9047413Mr. Abdul Rauf, Associate Professor 051 9047491Engr. Ilyas Ahmad, Asstt. Professor 051 9047548Engr. Nazir Ahmad Anjum, Lecturer 051 9047692Engr. Irfan Arshad, Lecturer 051 9047554Engr. Muhammad Rizwan, Lecturer 051 9047589Engr. Asim Malik, Lecturer 051 9047590

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