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Introduction
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The
foundation of Department of Engineering was laid down back in year 2000
when Computer Technology and Communication Programme was started under
the umbrella of CASP at Postgraduate Diploma level. The programme was
upgraded to MSc Telecommunications programme in 2002. The Programmes
gained significant recognition and graduates are making substantial
contribution in the expansion of computing and telecom industry.
Recognizing the strong role of engineering education in the national
economy, engineering discipline was strengthened in 2006, when a BSc
Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering Programme was introduced
the same year. University crossed another landmark in offering quality
engineering education after the interim visit of Pakistan Engineering
Council in 2008 in which PEC allowed GCU Lahore to continue its
engineering programme. On the recommendations of Pakistan Engineering
Council, establishment of Faculty of Engineering was approved by
Syndicate in 2009 and the programmes were shifted from CASP to its
present premises. Department of Engineering was notified in March 2010.
The BSc Engineering Programme was accredited by Pakistan Engineering
Council in 2011 and since then the Department is doing its utmost in
providing quality education in the country.
The
Department currently offers BSc Electrical Engineering and MS Electrical
Engineering.
Academic Programmes
1. BSc Electrical Engineering
2.
MS Electrical Engineering with Specializations in:
BSc Electrical Engineering
The
four years BSc Electrical Engineering programme was initiated in 2006 to
meet the demand for qualified and skilled personnel in industry. The
area is vital for normal working and growth of Pakistan's economy where
there is an acute shortage of competent and qualified manpower. In line
with the tradition of GC University, this degree programme is run by
well-qualified and competent faculty and staff members. This programme
is primarily intended for students who have just completed their
Intermediate education and are aspiring to gain professional competence
and qualifications in Electrical Engineering.
The objectives
of this degree programme are:
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To develop in depth understanding of both theory and practice.
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To develop
the ability to reason with the knowledge to apply it to new problems
as they arise in industry and research.
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To make
students aware of the social, technical and economic issues as they
relate to electronics and telecommunications.
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To provide
exposure to leading edge technologies as they develop in the current
research.
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To cater
for both national and international standards and codes of practice.
MS Electrical Engineering (Evening) with Specializations
Embedded systems, robots and computer numerical controlled machines are
rapidly replacing conventional domestic and industry equipment and
appliances. Even a modern automobile has got built-in microcontrollers
for optimum control and fault diagnostics. The design and development of
these applications requires sound knowledge in areas like Mechatronics
and Control Engineering, Computer Engineering and Electronic
Engineering. The implementation of LTE and other emerging advanced
wireless and broadband technologies, which opened new horizons and has
created the applications of telecommunications in areas like security
and surveillance, medicine and education world over, is still awaited in
Pakistan. The primary reason for this loss, apart from law and order
situation, is the comparatively higher cost of the projects because of
unavailability of telecom R&D sector in Pakistan. This deficiency can
only be met with by producing professional telecommunication engineers
of high caliber in the country. Realizing these facts, GC University
Lahore initiated MS Electrical Engineering Programme with the following
specializations:
Research
Following three research groups have been established in the Department:
Facilities
The Department holds following sophisticated labs with state-of-the-art
equipment:
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Electronics
Lab
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Communication Systems Lab
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Signal
Processing Lab
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Embedded
Systems Lab
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Logic Design
Lab
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Data
Communication and Networks Lab
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Power
Electronics and Electrical Machines Lab
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Computer Lab
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Workshop and
Drawing Hall
Departmental Library
The Department has a collection of over 2000 books explicitly related to
Electronic Engineering, Control Engineering, Computer Engineering and
Telecommunication Engineering.
Career Opportunities/Scope
Electrical Engineering is a profession that uses science, technology,
and problem-solving skills to design, construct, and maintain products,
services, and information systems. An electrical engineer may choose to
couple the technical aspects of a position with management
responsibilities. The requirement of technical expertise for today’s
manager has significantly increased because of the explosion of
knowledge in all engineering disciplines.
A Bachelor of Science degree in engineering with a specialty in
electrical engineering may also serve as a starting point for careers in
many other diverse fields, ranging from business to law, medicine, and
politics, since the problem-solving skills acquired in an electrical
engineering programme provide an extraordinarily valuable asset that
serves as a solid foundation to progress in any field. In addition to
the primary fields of electrical, electronics, and computer engineering,
a Bachelors degree in electrical engineering serves as an appropriate
base for several allied fields. These include, for example, biomedical
engineering, computer science, and aerospace engineering.
Some of the potential employers in Pakistan include:
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Power Sector: NTDC, PEPCO, LESCO, GEPCO, Kohinoor Energy (Pvt) Ltd
and Orient Energy Systems etc.
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Telecommunication Sector: PTCL, Ericsson, Huawei, Ufone, Telenor,
Mobilink and Wateen etc.
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Defence Sector: NESCOM, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (Kamra) and
HMC Taxila etc.
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Consumer Electronics: PEL, Samsung, Sony, Dawlance, Mitsubishi and
Haier etc.
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Other Engineering Companies: Pak-American Fertilizers, Packages Ltd,
NESPAK and Pioneer Cement Industry etc.
Admission in BSc Electrical Engineering
Admission is open to Pakistani male and female
candidates in Category A (Open Merit), Category D (DAE/B.Tech
Candidates), Category S (Candidates with Disability) and Category E
(GCU Employee's Son/Daughter) and there is no age restriction. The applicants will be
selected for admission on the basis of merit. A candidate having any
of the following minimum qualifications can apply:
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HSSC (Pre-Engineering).
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HSSC (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an additional subject.
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GCSE/A-Levels or an equivalent
foreign qualification.
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BSc Degree (with Physics and
Mathematics) from a recognized institution.
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Diploma of Associate Engineers/BTech. (Pass) in Electrical or Electronics or Instrument
Technology.
General Eligibility
Requirements
The applicant must meet the following general
requirements to be eligible for admission to the BSc Electrical
Engineering Degree Programme. These requirements
are applicable to all categories of admission:
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The applicant should have obtained at least 60% marks
in Intermediate or Diploma of Associate Engineers/BTech. (Pass) in
Electrical or Electronics or Instruments Technology.
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The applicant must have passed the entry test for
admission to engineering institutions, arranged by the University of
Engineering and Technology, Lahore, for the academic session to
which the applicant is seeking admission.
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The applicant should not have 3rd division throughout
his/her academic career.
Requirements for Diploma Holders/B Tech (Pass) Degree
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Admission against the seats reserved for the holders
of Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) will be considered, provided
that the candidate has passed the Diploma examination in the
relevant technology from a recognised Board of Technical Education.
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Admission against seats reserved for the holders of BTech (Pass)
Degree will be considered only if the Degree is in the relevant
technology.
Requirement for Holders of BSc Degree
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The candidate must have passed Physics and
Mathematics as a part of his BSc Degree from a recognised
institution.
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The candidate must have passed his/her Higher
Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) Examination in either Pre-Engineering or Pre-Medical
group.
Equivalent Foreign
Examinations
The University recognises the following foreign examinations as
equivalent to the HSSC (Pre Engineering) Examination:
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HSSC (Pre-Engineering) Examination of the
Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Azad Jamu Kashmir (AJK).
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Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate with
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
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British General Certificate of Education (A-Level) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
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American High
School Graduation Diploma (12th Grade) with Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics.
Equivalence of Certificates up to Higher Secondary School Certificate
(HSSC) Level
Candidates having their Intermediate Certificate level
qualification from an institution other than Pakistani Boards of
Intermediate and Secondary Education (including those mentioned above)
must submit a Certificate of Equivalence of their qualification and
marks with those of Pakistani Boards, as decided by the Supreme Court of
Pakistan. The Certificate is issued by the Inter Board Committee of
Chairmen (IBCC) to which the candidate must submit an application for
obtaining the Certificate on the following address: IBCC, at FBISE
Building, H-8/4, Islamabad or Regional Office at BISE, 86-Mozang Road,
Lahore.
Determination of
Merit
The following marks will be used in determining the merit
for admission:
a. Marks of entry test and the marks of the following examinations, as applicable:
b. Marks of BSc Degree (with Physics, Mathematics A
and Mathematics B) Marks of BTech. (Pass) Degree.
c. These marks will be adjusted to give credit for
Hafiz-e-Quran or deduction for exams passed by parts (if
applicable).
Credit for
Hafiz-e-Quran
A maximum of 20 marks will be added to the academic marks
in Intermediate or equivalent examination of an applicant who is a
Hafiz-e-Quran. S/he will get the benefit only if he/she has:
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Filled in the necessary column provided in the
Application Form and
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Appeared in and passed the Hafiz-e-Quran test and
interview carrying 10 marks each, arranged by this University.
Reduction
of Marks for Examination Passed by Parts
If an applicant has passed any examination by parts, 10
marks will be deducted for that examination while calculating the
composite score for merit.
Merit of
Intermediate (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics
In determining the merit of an applicant having
Intermediate (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an additional subject:
Computation of
Composite Score
The merit of applicants will be determined by calculating
a composite score by combining various grades in different proportions
as detailed below:
a. For applicants with Intermediate
(Pre-Engineering) or equivalent as the highest qualification:
| HSSC (Pre-Engineering) or equivalent
including Hafiz-e-Quran marks |
70% |
| Entry Test Marks |
30% |
b. For Applicants with B.Sc as the highest
qualification
| BSc |
35% |
| Intermediate or equivalent exam including
Hafiz-e-Quran marks |
35% |
| Entry Test Marks |
30% |
c. For applicants having Diploma of Associate Engineer as
the highest qualification
| Diploma of Associate Engineer including
Hafiz-e-Quran marks |
35% |
| Entry Test Marks |
30% |
d. For applicants having BTech (Pass) as the
highest qualification.
| BTech (Pass) |
35% |
| Diploma of Associate Engineer including
Hafiz-e-Quran marks |
35% |
| Entry Test Marks |
30% |
Determination of Merit in Case of Equal Composite Score
If two or more applicants have equal composite score
(rounded to 3 decimal places), they shall be treated at par for the
purpose of admission. In case there is a tie for the last seat, then all
the candidates who have secured equal composite scores shall be granted
admission. However, no transfer or new entry shall be considered unless
the actual number of candidates already admitted falls below the number
of seats allocated for that discipline/category.
Admission Procedure for MS Electrical Engineering
(Evening)
Admission is open to Pakistani male and female students
and there is no age restriction. The applicants must have passed GAT
(General) Test at the time of admission with atleast 50% score. The
applicants will be selected for admission on the basis of merit. A candidate having any of the following minimum
qualifications can apply:
General Eligibility Requirements
For MS Electrical Engineering with specialization in
Telecom Engineering.
For MS Electrical Engineering with specialization in
Electronic Engineering.
For MS Electrical Engineering with specialization in
Control Engineering.
For MS Electrical Engineering with specialization in
Computer Engineering.
In case of degree titles other than those mentioned
above, the suitability of specialization will be determined by the
Departmental Admission Committee.
Determination of Merit
The merit of applicants will be determined by calculating
a composite score by combining various grades in the following
proportions:
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Entry Test Marks |
60% |
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Previous Academic Record |
15% |
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Interview |
25% |
Documents to Accompany Application
A candidate for admission to this degree programme may
obtain application form for admission from the designated branches of
banks as advertised in the Notice for Admission and may apply through
the same branches. One photocopy (except when notified otherwise) of
each of the following documents must accompany the duly filled in
application form:
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Secondary School Certificate or equivalent
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Intermediate Certificate or equivalent
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Bachelor's degree
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Recent Photograph (four copies)
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Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC)
Award of Degree
The candidate must earn at least 36 credit hours by
passing the courses in approved curriculum set for this Defree including
12 credit hours of project to qualify for the award of MS in Electrical
Engineering Degree.
Departmental Library
The department has a collection of over 2000 books
explicitly related to Electronic Engineering, control Engineering,
Computer Engineering and Telecommunication Engineering.
Career Opportunities/Scope
Electrical Engineering is a profession that uses science,
technology, and problem-solving skills to design, construct, and
maintain products, services, and information systems. An electrical
engineer any choose to couple the technical aspects of a position with
management responsibilities. The requirement of technical expertise for
today's manager has significantly increased because of the explosion of
knowledge in all engineering disciplines.
A Bachelor of Science degree in engineering with a
specialty in electrical engineering may also serve as a starting point
for careers in many other diverse fields, ranging from business to law,
medicine, and politics, since the problem-solving skills acquired in an
electrical engineering programme provide an extraordinarily valuable
asset that serves as a solid fondation to progress in any field. In
addition to the primary fields of electrical, electronics, and computer
engineering, a Bachelors degree in electrical engineering serves as an
appropriate base for several allied fields, These include, for example,
biomedical engineering, computer science, and aerospace engineering.
Some of the potential employers in Pakistan include:
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Power Sector: NTDC, PEPCO, LESCO, GEPCO, Kohinoor
Energy (Pvt) Ltd and Orient Energy Systems etc.
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Telecommunication Sector: PTCL, Ericsson, Huawei,
Ufone, Telenor, Mobilink and Wateen etc.
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Defence Sector: NESCOM, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex
(Kamra) and HMC Taxila etc.
-
Consumer Electronics: PEL, Samsung, Sony, Dawlance,
Mitsubishi and Haier etc.
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Other Engineering Companies: Pak-American
Fertilizers, Packages Ltd, NESPAK and Pioner Cement Industry etc,
Curricula
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BSc Engineering in Electronics
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Year – 1 |
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Semester - I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EF-1101 |
Linear Circuit Analysis |
3 |
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EF-1101P |
Linear Circuit Analysis (Practical) |
1 |
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EF-1102 |
Workshop Practice |
2 |
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HS-1101 |
Communication Skills |
3 |
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HS-1102/1103 |
Islamic Studies / Ethics |
2 |
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IE-1101 |
Basic Mechanical Engineering |
3 |
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GS-1101 |
Applied Calculus |
3 |
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Semester - II |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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CF-1202 |
Computer Fundamentals |
3 |
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EF-1201 |
Engineering Drawing |
2 |
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HS-1201 |
Engineering Ethics |
3 |
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HS-1202 |
Pakistan Studies |
2 |
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MS-1201 |
Engineering Economics |
3 |
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GS-1201 |
Applied Physics |
3 |
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GS-1201P |
Applied Physics (Practical) |
1 |
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GS-1202 |
Linear Algebra |
3 |
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Year -2 |
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Semester - III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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CS-2101 |
Object-Oriented Programming |
3 |
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EF-2101 |
Instrumentation & Measurement
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3 |
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EF-2101P |
Instrumentation & Measurement (Practical) |
1 |
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EF-2101 |
Electronic Devices & Circuits |
3 |
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EF-2101P |
Electronic Devices & Circuits (Practical) |
1 |
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MS-2101 |
Engineering Management |
3 |
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GS-2101 |
Differential Equations |
3 |
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Semester - IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EF-2201 |
Electrical Machines |
3 |
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EF-2201P |
Electrical Machines (Practical) |
1 |
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EF-2202 |
Digital Logic Design |
3 |
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EF-2202P |
Digital Logic Design (Practical) |
1 |
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EF-2203 |
Electrical Network Analysis |
3 |
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EF-2203P |
Electrical Network Analysis (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-2201 |
Electromagnetic Field Theory |
3 |
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GS-2201 |
Complex Variables & Transforms |
3 |
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Year
-3 |
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Semester – V |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EF-3101 |
Probability & Statistics for Engineers |
3 |
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EE-3101 |
Signals & Systems |
3 |
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EE-3101P |
Signals & Systems (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-3102 |
Power Electronics |
3 |
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EE-3102P |
Power Electronics (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-3103 |
Digital Electronics |
3 |
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EE-3103P |
Digital Electronics (Practical) |
1 |
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GS-3101 |
Numerical Analysis |
3 |
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Semester - VI |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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IE-3201 |
Applied Thermodynamics |
3 |
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EE-3201 |
Microprocessor-Based Systems |
3 |
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EE-3202 |
Introduction to Power Engineering |
3 |
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EE-3203 |
Data Communication & Computer Networks |
3 |
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EE-3203P |
Data Communication & Computer Networks
(Practical) |
1 |
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EE-3204 |
Communication Systems |
3 |
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EE-3204P |
Communication Systems (Practical) |
1 |
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Year
-4 |
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Semester – VII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EE-4101 |
Linear Control Systems |
3 |
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EE-4101P |
Linear Control Systems (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-4102 |
Optical Fiber Communication |
3 |
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EE-4102P |
Optical Fiber Communication (Practical)
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1 |
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EE-4103 |
Digital Signal Processing |
3 |
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EE-4103P |
Digital Signal Processing (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-4104 |
Wave Propagation & Antennas |
3 |
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EE-4104P |
Wave Propagation & Antennas (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-4299 |
Senior Design Project – I |
3 |
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Semester – VIII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EE-4201 |
Microwave Communication |
3 |
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EE-4201P |
Microwave Communication (Practical) |
1 |
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EE-xxxx |
Elective – I |
4 |
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EE-xxxx |
Elective – II |
4 |
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EE-4299 |
Senior Design Project – II
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3 |
Elective Courses
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Course Code |
Course Title |
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EE-4202 |
Mobile Communication |
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EE-4203 |
Satellite Communication |
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EE-4204 |
Telecommunication Management |
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EE-4205 |
Multimedia Communication |
MS Electrical Engineering
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Year – 1 |
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Semester I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EE-7101 |
Advanced Techniques of Engineering Analysis |
3 |
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EE-7102 |
Advanced Digital Communications |
3 |
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EE-7103 |
Chaos Theory |
3 |
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EE-7104 |
Control of DC Machines Drive |
3 |
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EE-7105 |
Image and Video Processing |
3 |
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Year - 2 |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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EE-7201 |
Advanced Computer Networks |
3 |
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EE-7202 |
Advanced Operating Systems |
3 |
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EE-7203 |
Digital Control Systems |
3 |
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EE-7204 |
FPGA-Based System Design |
3 |
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EE-7205 |
Mobile and Wireless Communication |
3 |
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EE-7206 |
Optimization Techniques |
3 |
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EE-7207 |
Stochastic Processes |
3 |
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EE-7208 |
Machine Learning |
3 |
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EE-7209 |
Telecom Systems and Networks |
3 |
Faculty
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Interest |
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Engr. Dr. Balal Ahmad,
PhD (Edinburgh University, UK), MSc (Institute of System
Level Integration, UK), BEng (Hons) (University of
Strathclyde, UK). |
Chairperson/
Associate Professor |
Embedded Systems, On-
Chip Communication, SoC, Operating System, Microprocessor
Architecture, System Level Integration, Data Communication. |
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Engr. Dr. Ali Ahmad,
PhD (University of Warwick, UK), MSc(
University of Birmingham, UK), BSc. Engg.(UET Lahore) |
Director
Computer Technology & Communication Programme. |
Operations Research, Artificial Intelligence. |
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Engr. Khurram M. Butt,
M.Sc. Engg (UET, Lahore), MSc (University of Westminster,
UK), BSc Engg.(UET Lahore)
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Assistant Professor |
Cognitive Developmental Robotics, Control Systems, Signal
Processing, Machine Vision |
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Engr. S.M. Haider Aejaz, MSc. Engg ( UET Lahore), BSc
Engg.(UET Lahore) |
Assistant Professor |
Signal Processing |
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Engr. Noman Shabbir,
Bsc Engg, (COMSATS, Lahore), MSc Engg.(BTH, Sweden) |
Lecturer |
Wireless Communication, Computer Networks |
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Engr. Tasweer Ahmed,
MSc. Engg.(UET Lahore), BSc Engg. (UET Taxila),
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Lecturer |
Image Processing, Digital Design, Computer Vision, Neural
Networks |
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Engr. Muhammad Naveed Iqbal,
MSc.
(University of New South Wales, Australia), BSc Engg. (Islamia
University Bhawalpur) |
Lecturer |
Energy
Systems, Renewable Energy |
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Engr. Afshan Batool,
BSc Engg.
(UET Lahore), MSc. Engg.(Cont.) |
Lecturer |
Electronics |
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Engr. Amna Ehsan Kazi
MSc Engg(FAST-NU, Lahore), BSc Engg (FAST-NU, Lahore) |
Lecturer |
Signal Processing, Data Networks |
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Engr. Jamshaid Akhtar,
BSc Engg. (UET Lahore), M.Sc. Engg. (Contd.) |
Lecturer |
Electronics,
Communication Systems, Embedded Systems |
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Engr. Sumbel Ijaz,
BSc Engg. (UET Lahore), M.Sc. Engg (Contd.) |
Lecturer |
Electronics,
Computer Networks |
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Engr. Asma Mushtaq,
BSc Engg.
(Lahore College for Women University), MSc. Engg. (Contd) |
Lecturer |
Electronics,
Machine Learning |
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Department of
Engineering
GC University
Katchery Road, Lahore
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Tel: +92 42 99212817
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