Karachi, 19th January 2019, Tech Talk-a group of Professional Engineers arranged a workshop on “Six Sigma Awareness” at Karachi Tools, Dies & Mould Centre (KTDMC), attended by the Senior Management of OEM/Vendor Industries of Automotive Sector, Academia, and others Industries. The Key Note Speaker was Mr. Ali Zulqarnain (Certified & Qualified Six Sigma Black Belt, SQII)-Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial & Manufacturing NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi. The Chief Organizer of the event Mr. IHT Farooqui welcomed and briefed audience about the objective of creating group of professional engineers, group activities and the future training plans. Being the main Sponsors of the event, Mr. Ehsan Farooqui-Director UNICO Paints and Mr. Mansoor Ahmed-CEO KTDMC briefed the current activities and future plans of their organizations. They also thanked the key note speaker and chief organizer of the event. Mr. Ali Zulqarnain having experience of more than 19 years of teaching/trainings, automotive industry and consultancy in the domain of Quality, highlighted the importance of Quality for industrial sector of Karachi/Pakistan especially the automotive industry. Mr. Ali Zulqarnain briefed very closely the insides of Six Sigma Application for automotive industries of Pakistan. He presented the global and local statistics of six sigma application and savings; he also shared few success stories of companies implemented six sigma globally. Based on that Mr. Zulqarnain emphasized to initiate this breakthrough strategy of Six Sigma in industries of Pakistan. He informed that six sigma initiations can be done within resources with team work (employee’s involvement), their basic six sigma trainings, and valid data gathering and compilation, he added that this can be applicable to all type of organizations. He offered his services free of cost for any guidelines required by the companies in six sigma implementation. Mr. Zulqarnain highlighted the international certifications of American Society for Quality. At the end, certificates of participation among qualified participants (after an assessment test) were distributed and closed the event by chief organizer Mr. IHT Farooqui with his vote of thanks to all audience for making this workshop successful as per objectives. In his closing remarks he informed the next plan of Six Sigma and other training plans followed by refreshments. Excellent feedback received from the audience on this workshop of Six Sigma
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34th IEEEP Multi-topic Int’l Symposium
34th IEEEP Multi-topic International Symposium will be held on February 20 and 21, 2019 at Hotel Pearl Continental, Karachi.
This showcase event organized by the Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP), Karachi Centre will be inaugurated by Engr. Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh, Sindh Minister of Energy.
Five Technical Sessions of the symposium studded with presentations by high profile engineers and scholars and an exciting panel discussion not only caters for engineering soul but the hi-teas and lunches take care of the other human needs as well.
Eminent speakers and engineers from within the country and abroad shall be presenting papers on topics such as Distributed Generation through Micro Grids and Rooftop Solar, HVDC Transmission, Smart Cities, Net Metering, Electrical Vehicles, latest Energy Storage Technologies, AI and IoT etc.
An exciting Panel Discussion with eminent experts like Engr. Suleman Najeeb Khan, Dr. Kaiser Bengali, and Engr. Manzoor Shaikh will discuss the question if dams will be able to provide recourse to electricity and water problems of the country.
The symposium has 15 papers to offer in the three Technical Sessions foreseen for the professional engineers and three presentations from Students based on their final year projects, selected from a students’ seminar earlier. Incidentally, the students’ presentations are known for their much better technical content comparatively.
Some of the presentation/papers are as under
• “Privatization of Utilities” – Mr. Moonis Abdullah Alvi, CEO K-Electric
• Impact on Pakistan’s economy of small scale grid-tied solar systems – Engr. Mohammad Zeeshan Aftab Alam, DGM, Orient Energy Systems (Pvt.) Ltd.
•Virtual Power Plants – a closer look is required – Engr. Rehan Hamid, CEO STDC, GoS
•Off-grid Solar Home Systems under Sindh Solar Energy Project – a life changer for remote villages
•Ms. Umul Awan, Energy Specialist, World Bank
•Upgrading Electrical Transmission System by using High-Performance Materials in Cables – Engr. Umair Laeeq Khan, Pakistan Cables and Dave Bryant CTC Global
•Why AVRs Fail to Protect Power Sensitive Equipment! – Engr. Navid Akram Ansari, MD Systek (Pvt) Ltd.
•Non-destructive Analytical Testing – A fractional-order approach – Engr. Syed Sajjad Hussain, Hamdard University
•Beyond Illumination – Engr. Jamil Ahmed, Signify Pakistan Ltd.
•Energy Usage Optimization using Locally Developed Systems – Dr. Hashim Raza, NED UET
•Microgrids – an important element of future distribution systems in Pakistan – Engr. Mujtaba Ahmed Qadri, Energy Management & Digital Grids, Siemens Pakistan
Panel Discussion
Topic: Dams or no Dams
Moderator: Dr. Muhammad Zubair Ahmed, Associate Dean, Iqra University
Panelists: Engr. S S A Jafri, President Jafri & Associates
Engr. Suleman Najeeb Khan, Director Solo Dynamics Corporation (Pvt) Ltd, Mr. Ayaz Palijo, Dr. Kaiser Bengali, Economist, Prof. at SZABIST, Engr. Manzoor Shaikh and one participant from the audience.n -
PEC forms 18 committees
Pakistan Engineering Council has started working and constituted 18 committees for the smooth functioning of the council. The committees include:
- Enrolment Committee HQ, 2. Engineering Accreditation &Qualification/Equuivalence Committee EA&QEC/EAB, 3. Selection /Promotion committee, 4. Selection and Promotion Board, 5. Think Tank Sub-Committee on Water, 6.HR committee, 7. Engineering Professional Development committee, 8.Enrolment sub committee’s in all Provinces including Islamabad, 9.Chairman’sTask force committee for Sindh, 10. Act and bylaws committee, 11.Power Sector Reform Committee, 12.Vice Chancellors committee, 13.PEC National Award Committee, 14. IT committee, 15. Engineering Skill Development committee, 16. Bidding Documents Committee, 17. Committee on Issues of DISCOs and 18. Building Committee.n
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An effort to improve presentation skills of young engineers
The Institute of Mechanical Engineering (IMechE) NED Chapter organized ‘Speak Out For Engineering’ (SOFE) an event to improve communication and presentation skill of young engineers.
SOFE is an annual presentation competition for IMechE young members who get an opportunity to make presentations on any technical topic of their choice in front of a panel of judges assessing the entries and thus provide feedback.
The aim of the competition is to develop presentation/communication skills and being able to deliver a technical presentation to a primarily non-technical audience.
Students can present any technical topic of their choice be it a technical hobby or an interest, a work-related project or even something unique for the competition.
What SOFE is looking for, is enthusiastic people who want to develop their presentation skills.
Adeel Yaqoob and Asad Ali, Chairman IMechE, NED Chapter said: “The basic purpose of organizing events like SOFE is to improve presentation skills of young engineers who are generally technically strong but lacking presentation skills.”
Since they are unable to present themselves in the industry for their lack of ability to sell themselves to industry, IMechE organizes this International Presentation Competition every year.
The students are selected at university level and then sent to district levels before final selection for country level. The best speakers are sent abroad for the international competition. The funding is done by IMechE and the student does not have to pay even a single penny.
“IMechE is basically a UK-based society and has multiple chapters in different countries.
In Pakistan, it has three chapters; one is in DHA Suffa University, the other in NUST and the third in NED University of Engineering & Technology.
IMechE organizes different competitions internationally for the grooming of youth and young engineers.
The judges of the competition Mr. Hasan Ali and Saiyid Najam Rizvi said the major problem that our youth was facing was relating to communication which needs to be improved.
SOFE is a competition arranged every year to overcome communication problems in our students. The contestants are selected from all over the world for the final competition in Spain.
A lawyer by profession, he said he was an expertise in communication skills and thus SOFE judge. ‘It is very necessary for an engineer to develop his communication skills because only an engineer knows properly as to how a product has been developed and what are its pros and cons. Thus, an engineer has to present his work with industry and if he/she will be lacking in the presentation or communication skills they are doomed to face failure. So, events like SOFE should be organized to support our youth for the prosperous future of Pakistan.” (The writer is Co-Chairman IMechE – NED chapter)
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IEEEP’s 34th All Pakistan Students Seminar
The Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) organized 34th All Pakistan Student Seminar in NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi on January 15, 2019.
Students from various universities of Pakistan running the undergraduate degree programs in Electrical, Computer & Software Engineering/Computer Science, Electronics, and Biomedical engineering participated in the seminar.
The students had already been advised to submit their research papers and posters.
As per tradition, three best papers each from undergraduate and postgraduate papers were awarded.
The best papers were shortlisted for IEEEP Multitopic Symposium to be held in February 2019.
IEEEP Running Trophy will be awarded to the university whose students will secure top position in Multitopic Symposium.
Muhammad Irfan Shaikh, Convenor IEEEP Fair said the educational institutions should also organize similar programs adding such initiatives would improve the linkage between academia and industry. Shaikh said the industry should welcome academia to train students and the teachers so that they know about the industry.
Chief Executive Officer, Rastek Technologies, Rafiq Ahmed Lakhani appreciated the moot and said organizing such seminars was very necessary. The purpose is to encourage students so that they propose better ideas and give better solutions to industrial problems of Pakistan. This will create better opportunities in the future for them for moving towards upcoming latest technologies.
Pakistan, he says is not suffering from working technical solutions but the issue is that the governments do not support such ideas. The students work day and night on the projects but the governments tax them rather than supporting them financially. Our laws are the major problems promoting ideas of our students. These laws should be improved.n -
Who won IEP election 2018 Engr. Sohail Bashir elected as chairman IEP, Karachi
Engr. Sohail Bashir was elected as chairman and of the Institution of Engineers Pakistan (IEP), Karachi Center for the term 2019-2021.
As per the results of the elections of the institution, Engr. Tafseer Ahmed Khan (Electrical), Engr. Prof. Dr. Tehseen Rahim (Electronics), Engr. Muhammad Farooq Arhi (Civil & Structural) and Engr. M. Aijazul Hague (Mechanical) were declared successful as vice chairmen of the institution.
The successful members of the local council include:
Civil & Structural
Engr. Sartaj Ahmad Khan (E-1388), Engr. Asfia Aleem (F-1660) Engr. M.A. Ansari (F.1702) Engr. Payam ul Haq Siddiqi (F-1788), Engr. Syed Asim Ali Tirmizi (F-1942), Engr. Ashkar Dawar (M-10179), Engr. Prof. Dr. Mir Shabbar Ali (M-11351) Engr. Farooq Razzak Fazal (M-11438), Engr. Khalid Mirza (M-2999), Engr. Nooruddin Ahmed (M-13735), Engr. Al-Kazim Mansoor (M-16592), Engr. Prof. Dr. Abdul Jabbar Sangi (M-18092), Engr. Nadeem Manzoor Hasan (M-18481), Engr. Dr. Farrukh Arif (M-19295), Engr. Faiza Saeed (M-19761), Engr. Umar Mashkoor Makhdumi (M-20048), Engr. Nimrah Saeed (M-20406)
Electrical
Engr. Tafseer Ahmed Khan (F-1905), Engr. Obaid ur Rahman Khan Kemal Zai (F-1915), Engr. Aftab Ahmed (M-17155), Engr. Afaq Ali Siddiqui (M-18744), Engr. Mariam Anwar (M-19096), Engr. Sheeraz Ali (M-19613)
Electronics
Engr. Nabil Kaloo (M-6095), Engr. Talha Ahmad Farooqi (M-19300), Engr. Masood Ahmed (M-19319), Engr. Abdul Samad (M-20371), Engr. Muhammad Shariq Khan (M-20383)
Mechanical
Engr. Abdul Rahim (F-1917), Engr. Amanullah Hanif (F-1920), Engr Abdul Wahab Tajwani (M-9687), Engr. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tufail (M-15658), Engr. Prof. Dr. Mubashir Ali Siddiqui (M 16548), Engr. Muhammad Umer Siddiqui (M-19276), Engr. Prof. Dr. Nasir Uddin (M-19848)
Aeronautical /Industrial) Marine/Petro-Gas
Engr. Syed Ali Hasnam Naqvi (F-1590), Engr. Syed Mohammad Pervez Sadiq (F-1926)
Chemical/Metallurgy/ Nuclear/Telecom
Engr. Dr. Shagufta Ishteyaque (M-16756), Engr. Prof. Dr. Inyatullah Memon (M-18100), Engr. Farah Shamim (M-18449) n -
PEC moves on to regulate students intake!
Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) has decided to register fresh engineers in the first year of their admissions instead in the final year in all universities of the country. The council has launched an online “Students Intake Portal”, which will help the council to regulate students intake allowed by PEC.
Now the students in engineering universities would require to register themselves with the PEC through its online system along with their entries in their respective institution.
The move is aimed at ensuring that engineering universities should not exceed the quota allotted to them, Salih Rind, a member of the Governing Body (GB) of PEC told Engineering Review.
Earlier, the engineers were required to register themselves with the PEC in the last year of their graduation and thus the PEC used to remain in the dark as to how many engineers were enrolled in the university. The practice has affected the supply and demand of engineers in Pakistan.
In many instances, various universities exceeded the allotted seats and enrolled the students on self-finance schemes, Engr. Rind said. Now the PEC would have prior information and can prevent extra enrolment in the future.
The decision was taken in 33rd meeting of the Governing Body of the PEC held on November 28 in Lahore. Chairman PEC Engr. Jawed Salim Qureshi chaired the meeting.
The moot also approved launching of “Pakistan Journal of Engineering” which will cover the entire engineering regime with a major focus on research contribution in the advancement of knowledge and invitation solutions. It is the first time in the history of Pakistan that a PEC has taken the initiative to launch Engineering Journal, Engr. Rind said.
Annual General Meeting
25th Annual General Meeting was held on 29th Nov at UET Lahore. Engr Jawed Salim Qureshi Chaired the meeting. Former Chairman Engr. Akram Shah and Chairperson Engr. Rukhsana Zubari also graced the occasion.Engr. Khadam Hussain Bhatti presented the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) Report highlighting the performance of the Council.
Audited accounts of the council were presented in the moot which approved the budget of the council for the next year.
Engr Jawed Salim Qureshi and former leads of the council emphasized the role of engineers in national development. The Chairman said Pakistan economy could grow like Malaysia, South Korea and Vietnam provided technological advancement in the field of engineering were made possible.
Engineers should be given a leading role in policymaking. PEC is committed to supporting the government in policymaking, he said.
A large number of engineers attended the meeting appreciating the performance of the Council under the leadership of Engr. Jawed Salim Qureshi.
CPD course
Engr Muhammad Salah Rind member TEP & GB Member of PEC conducted a CPD training Course on introduction to Integrated Managment System, Standards (IMS) ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and BS OHSAS 18001 at PEC HQ Islamabad.
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IEP at the center of gravity, BY MANZOOR SHAIKH
Major contenders of power intend to bring about a critical change Of 50 thousand registered engineers, only 15 thousand to decide about new leadership. IEP
Rising engineering demands be it huge technological transformation around the world or changes at home have affected each and every institution and among them, the Institution of Engineers Pakistan (IEP) is the one where many senior engineers seem resolute to respond to the demands of the day. The elections of the institution only have given them a platform.
IEP has over 50 thousand registered engineers and an overwhelming majority is dormant. The total number of voters is only 15 thousand. Karachi and Lahore, the two largest cities of Pakistan have a major concentration of voters with 5,000 and 3,000 voters respectively.
This time, the institution has three of its senior engineers vying for the top slot and have their plans for bringing about the change that they believe is necessary for engineering profession as well as education in Pakistan. They are Engr Farhat Adil, the sitting senior vice chairman, Javed Uppal, and Iqbal Qureshi.
Engr Farhat Adil claims they will bring about a critical change in the institution which has a long history of contribution to Pakistan’s engineering sector.
“I and my friends have reached a conclusion that the institution should play its due role in the changing circumstances. One of the demands is to help engineers for enhancement and modernization of engineering education. “To achieve this goal, I intend to launch engineering educational institutions all over Pakistan,” Engr Farhat revealed.
An NEDian and having over 35-year working experience with NESPAK, now in EA Consulting, Adil believes that a lot has changed since the institution came into existence. “IEP is like a nongovernmental organization (NGO) which was initially aimed at giving non-conventional education to the engineers and also to diploma holders for bringing them at par with engineers.
In Ayoob Khan era, Pakistan Railways diploma holders were doing engineering works and they were protesting for their upgradation. Thus, the IEP decided to give them unconditional training to bring them at par with engineers. It was a success at that time. Later on, many changes and modernization in engineering took place and thus the process could not continue.Farhat recalled IEP tried to open its own educational institutions but could not do it for various reasons.
This time, I am resolute to open IEP University or IEP Engineering colleges in various cities.
This will not be a commercial venture as we do not want to earn money, but intend to give quality engineering education. Retired engineers and engineering professionals will teach there and also own the institutions. These institutions could be run under IEP foundation like Bahria and other foundations are running their institutions. This is a doable target, Engr Farhat says.
Like Farhat Adil, his fellow engineer Javed Uppal who is also a candidate for the office of the central chairman of the institution and strongly feels there must be a change. However, he says the IEP is in the sleeping mode and is unable to play its due role in the changing world. “IEP has become a club of engineers and is not serving the engineers”, he said while talking to Engineering Review.
“We should have begun training our engineers after Pakistan entered into International Mobility Group (IMG) and getting due share in the international job market for our engineers.” Since we did not, more jobs are going to Indians and Malaysians, he said.
Engr. Uppal claims he would do it after winning the elections as Pakistani engineers need a jump. “We would organize training at all IEP centers in Pakistan”, he resolved.
Why IEP is in the sleep mode? “Internal polarization has done such a damage”, he responded. The infight has diverted the attention of IEP from young engineers. I would try to bring such an antagonism to an end, he says.
“IEP can be effective if all groups should gather on a common ground and our group intends to give a serious try, he said. It is imperative because of two reasons, One that our industry is passing through a crisis and second that we need more efficient engineers for China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
Uppal is satisfied with the response he is getting from IEP voters who participated in the elections through the ballot.
Engineering Review tried to contact Iqbal Qureshi but failed to talk to him
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IEEE International Conference on Energy Conservation and Efficiency 2018
IEEE-Energy Conservation is a novel way to address the alarming electricity supply and demand gap. The increased awareness regarding renewable energies especially solar and wind energy has also stimulated the trend towards energy conservation techniques and energy efficient devices to optimize the energy demand and money saving. This forum will specifically outlook Pakistan’s perspective over broad range of areas such as practical implementation of energy modeling, smart controls, renewable energies, resources management, combined heat and power, building design, efficient building systems, etc. Furthermore, technological advancements such as energy efficient devices, drives and controls shall also be included with the objective of practical advancements in efficient energy systems.
In the spirit of providing an opportunity for collaboration and platform for knowledge exchange, University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan and FSK Energy Efficiency and Conservation Organization (A Foundation of FSK Ltd.) are organizing IEEE International Conference on Energy Conservation on 16-17 October 2018 at UET Lahore, Pakistan in collaboration of Punjab Government PEECA and IEEE IAS (Industrial Applications Society, USA); inviting engineers, researchers, energy experts, manufacturers, and building designers to interact, discuss, explore and exchange ideas in the fastest growing field of Energy Efficiency and Conservation strategies. Demand side energy management and optimization has seen great technological advancements over the years making it viable solution in current energy situation of Pakistan. The event is intended to create a professional as well as educational network bringing interested experts and community together.
UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (UET) CONTRIBUTIONS:
IEEE ICECE Co- Technical Sponsorship (MOU B/W UET & IEEE USA& FSK EECF)
IEEE ICECE is Co-Technical Sponsored Conference of IEEE Industrial Application Society, USA. UET Lahore organized/devised Memorandum of Understanding with IEEE Lahore Section & IEEE USA & IEEE IAS USA with sponsoring corporate partner FECCO.Call for Technical Research Paper (Technical Outreach)
Technical Research Paper were solicited globally,as a result more than 71 Research papers solicited in one month (time duration) which includes Submissions from 11 different International Countries.
IEEE ICECE Technical Program Committee Formation
Technical Program Committee of Reviewer were formed which include Experts/Scientist/Researchers of Energy & Power Field from 22 Countries. This Committee reviewed all papers and selected those technical papers which exhibits value addition/Technical Contributions in society for Community or Industry.
List of Technical Reviewers Local & Internationals Attached.
International and National Speakers (Outreach & Selection)
Call for International and National Invited Speakers were announced, UET Lahore got great response and appreciation from International Community to take such initiative which is really need of hours. We received 22 International Applications out of which 8 Invited Speakers were finalized by Technical Program Committee, IEEE ICECE 2018.10 Int’l Invited Speakers
Name -Affiliation
Dr. Ala A. Hussain Jordan
Dr. Ahmad Farid Abidin Malaysia
Dr. Jorge Antonio Yeverino Mexico
Dr. Saad Mekhilef Malaysia
Dr. SouheyrMeziane Algeria
Dr. Erol Kurt Turkey
Dr. Marco Adonis South Africa
Dr. Muhammad Shafique Austria
Dr. Muhammad Sultan JapanNational Invited Speakers is attached.
Name –Affiliation
Mr. Nauman Ahmad Zaffar Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Pakistan
Dr. Suhail Aftab Qureshi University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan
Dr. Bilal Arif Schneider Electric
Dr. Hassan Jaffar Zaidi CEO, Power Planner International Pvt. Ltd
Dr. Muhammad Bilal Khan National University of Science and Technology, (USP- CASE), Pakistan
Dr. Najeeb ullah University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar (USP- CASE), Pakistan
Dr. Hassan Abbas Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Pakistan
Ms. Maha S. Kamal Queens University of London, UK
Mr. Naveed Saddique Ghulam Farooq Group of Industries, PakistanIndustrial Outreach | Exhibitions:
Industrial Exhibitions and outreach in term of Exhibitions is managed by FSK Pvt. Ltd. Where more than 36 industries & Research Centers will setup their Technology Exhibitions Stalls.
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PEC Election Result 2018
PEC
LIST OF ELECTED CANDIDATES For the Office of Name and Registration No. of elected candidate Chairman Engr. Jawed Salim Qureshi (Elect-3122) Senior Vice‑Chairman Engr. Syed Jamshed Ali Rizvi (Civil-4601) Vice-Chairman (Punjab) Engr. Prof. Dr. Fazal Ahmad Khalid (Metal-302) Vice-Chairman (Sindh) Engr. Muhammad Shafique (Civil-4639) Vice-Chairman (KPK) Engr. Muhammad Shahab Khattak (Civil-7195) Vice-Chairman (Balochistan) Engr. Qazi Rashid Ahmed Baloch (Civil-4170) MEMBER GOVERNING BODY Province Discipline / Group No. of Seats Name and Registration No. of returned/successful candidate Punjab Civil / Architectural / Geological / Transport / Environmental / Urban / Geo-informatics Engg 3 1. Engr. Dr. Izhar ul Haq (Civil-1743) 2. Engr. Haider Ali Khan (Civil-12532) 3. Engr. Ijaz Ahmad Cheema (Civil-9250) Electrical / Bio-Medical / Energy Engg 6 1. Engr. Prof. Dr. Suhail Aftab Qureshi (Elect-3958) 2. Engr. Khalid Rashid (Elect-3268) 3. Engr. Mohammad Akram (Elect-9220) 4. Engr. Mujahid Islam Billah (Elect-52895) 5. Engr. Rehman Maqbool (Elect-4077) 6. Engr. Khalid Saeed Akhtar (Elect-16965) Mechanical / Mechatro / Indus / Nuclear / Textile / Automotive Engg 4 1. Engr. Dr. Javaid Iqbal (Mech-11373) 2. Engr. Prof. Dr. Shahab Khushnood (Mech-10569) 3. Engr. Dr. Iqbal Hussain (Mech-2411) 4. Engr. Meer Abdul Qayyum Babar (Mech-4723) Electronics / Engg Sciences 1 1. Engr. Muhammad Roshan (Electro-1455) Telecommunication Engg 1 1. Engr. Habib Ur Rehman Qaiser (Tele-102) Computer / Software Engg 1 1. Engr. Yasir Rizwan Saqib (Comp-14246) Metallurgy / Materials / Agri / Aero / Avionics / Mining / Petgas Engg 1 1. Engr. Allah Bakhsh (Agri-398) Chemical / Polymer Engg 2 1. Engr. Malik Saleem Ullah Saeed (Chem-6753) 2. Engr. Mahmood Saleem (Chem-2544) Sindh
Civil / Architectural / Geological / Transport / Environmental / Urban / Geoinformatics Engg 3 1. Engr. Prof. Dr. Tauha Hussain Ali (Civil-16303) 2. Engr. Abdul Rasheed Bhutto (Civil-6661) 3. Engr. Abdullah Saand (Civil-9280) Electrical / Bio-Medical / Energy Engg 2 1. Engr. Muhammad Saleh Rind (Elect-10085) 2. Engr. Muhammad Idris Khan (Elect-4105) Mechanical / Mechatro / Indus / Nuclear / Textile / Automotive Engg
3 1. Engr. Muhammad Tufail (Mech-9887) 2. Engr. Syed Muhammad Amir Razvi (Mech-13441) 3. Engr. Ayaz Mirza (Mech-6341) Electronics / Engg Sciences / Telecommunication Engg 3 1. Engr. Prof. Dr. Jameel Ahmed (Electro-3095) 2. Engr. Abdul Rehman Shaikh (Electro-1341) 3. Engr. Muhammad Farhat Khan (Electro-478) Computer / Software Engg 1 1. Engr. Prof. Dr. Madad Ali Shah (Comp-182) Metallurgy / Materials / Agri / Aero / Avionics / Mining / Petgas / Chemical / Polymer Engg 1 1. Engr. Muhammad Moazam (Metal-1887) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Civil / Architectural / Geological / Transport / Environmental / Urban / Geoinformatics Engg 1 1. Engr. Prof. Dr. Bashir Alam (Civil-13639) Electrical / Bio-Medical / Energy Engg 2 1. Engr. Mohammad Inayat Ullah (Elect-14065) 2. Engr. Kashif Farhan (Elect-9768) Mechanical / Mechatro / Indus / Nuclear / Textile / Automotive Engg 1 1. Engr. Dr. Khizer Azam (Mech-11500) Electronics / Engg Sciences / Telecommunication / Computer / Software Engg 1 1. Engr. Mustafa Kamal (Electro-3408) Metallurgy / Materials / Agri / Aero / Avionics / Mining / Petgas / Chemical / Polymer Engg 1 1. Engr. Dr. Daulat Khan (Agri-291) Balochistan Civil / Architectural / Geological / Transport / Environmental / Urban / Geoinformatics Engg 1 1. Engr. Dr. Ehsanullah Kakar (Civil-15638) Electrical / Bio-Medical / Energy / Mechanical / Mechatro / Indus / Nuclear / Textile / Automotive / Electro / Engg Sciences / Telecomm / Computer / Software / Metal / Materials / Agri / Aero / Avionics / Mining / Petgas / Chemical / Polymer Engg 1 1. Engr. Dr. Syed Mushtaq Shah (Mech-12986)