Transcript Department of Electronic Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
NED University of Engineering & Technology,Karachi
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
Teaching Programme
Research Centre
Instrumentation Centre
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PROGRAMMES OFFERED UNDER
ELECTRONIC DEPARTMENT
Undergraduate (B.E)
Electronic Engineering
Telecommunication Engineering
Postgraduate (M.Engg)
 Electronic Engineering
• Industrial Electronics
• Micro-System Design
 Telecommunication Engineering
Ph.D Program
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FACULTY OF ELECTRONIC &
TELECOMM. ENGINEERING
Dean ECE
Prof. Dr. Talat Altaf
Ph.D. (University of Bradford, England)
Chairman & Co-Chairman (Electronics)
Dr. Ghous Bakhsh Narejo
Ph.D. (Michigan Tech, USA)
Co-Chairman (Telecommunication)
Dr. Imran Aslam
Ph.D. (Michigan Tech, USA)
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PROFESSORS
Prof. Dr. Attaullah Khawaja
Ph.D (Comp & Info. Systems, Beijing
Institute Of Technology, China)
Oman IT Chair
Prof. Dr. Qamar-ul-Wahab
Ph.D. (Semiconductor Physics,
Linkoping University, Sweden)
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS
 Dr. Ghous Bakhsh Narejo
Ph.D. (Electronic Engg, Michigan Tech, USA)
 Dr. Adeel Razi
Ph.D. (Electrical Engg, UNSW, Australia)
(On study leave)
 Dr. Irfan Ahmed
Ph.D. (Electrical Engg, Michigan Tech, USA)
 Dr. Imran Aslam
Ph.D. (Electrical Engg, Michigan Tech, USA)
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
 Dr. Syed Muhammad Usman Ali Shah
Ph.D. (Electronic Engg, Linkoping University, Sweden)
 Dr. Sadia Faraz
Ph.D. (Electronic Engg, NEDUET )
 Mr. Shahzad Siddiqui
M.Engg (Telecomm. Engg, NEDUET)
 Mr. Hashim Raza Khan
Ph.D. Scholar (Electronic Engg, NEDUET)
 Dr. Syed Riaz un Nabi jafri
Ph.D.(IIT, Genova, Italy)
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
Mr. Muhammad Khurram Shaikh
Ph.D. Scholar (Surrey Uni. UK )
Mr. Syed Naeem Ishrat
M.Sc. (University College London, UK)
Ms. Nida Qureshi
M.Engg (Electronics, NEDUET)
Mr. Safi Ahmed Zakai
M.Phil. Management (KU)
Mr. Abdul Raheem Qureshi
M.Sc. (Communication Electronics, Linkoping University,
Sweden)
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LECTURERS
Mr. Muhammad Nasir
M.SC (CS)
Ms. Ayesha Akhter
M.Engg.(Electronics)
Ms. Sana Arshad
Ph.D. Scholar(Electronics, NED)
Ms. Saba Fakhar
M.Engg (Telecomm)
Ms. Amna Shabbir
M.Engg (Telecomm.)
Ms. Madiha Shabbir
M.Engg (Telecomm.)
Mr. Tariq Rehman
M.Engg (Electronics)
Ms. Hira Imtiaz
M.Engg (Electronics)
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LECTURERS
Mr. Zahid Ali
M.Engg (Computer Systems)
Ms. Naveera Sami
M.Engg (In Progress)
Ms. Bushra Tasadduq
Ph.D. Scholar (Georgia Tech, USA)
Ms. Saleha Bano
M.Engg (Electronics)
Mr. Yawar Rehman
Ph.D. Scholar (Hangyang
University, South Korea)
Ms. Mariam Ahmed
M.Engg( In Progress)
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CLOSING MARKS STATISTICS
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JOB MARKET
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PTCL
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Shaan Technologies •
Folio3
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Civil Aviation Authority •
Pakistan International
Airlines (PIA)
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• SUPARCO
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SIEMENS
Mobilink
Total Electronics
Pakistan Satellite
(Paksat)
TRG Tech
Dawlance
And many others..
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FACILITIES
A faculty with a wide spectrum of interests and pursuits.
Fully equipped laboratories.
Access of IEEE library over internet readily available.
 High speed networking throughout the department.
Instrumentation Center.
Electronic Design Center.
Computer Center.
Project Labs.
Seminar Hall for meetings.
Library and study area.
PCB manufacturing facility.
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ELECTRONIC DESIGN CENTRE
• Focus on analog design and materials.
It provides following facilities:
• RF (Radio frequency) Lab.
• DC (Device Characterization) Lab.
• Design Tools.
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DEPARTMENT LABS
Power Electronics (PE)
Basic Electronics (BEL)
Electronic Devices & Circuits
(EDC)
Very Large Scale Integration
(VLSI)
Integrated Circuits (IC)
Computer Centre
Amplifiers & Oscillators
(A&O)
Programmable Logic
Controller (PLC)
Digital Electronics (DEL)
PCB Lab
Project Labs
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DEPARTMENT LABS
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CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Interests span Microelectronics, Industrial
Electronics, Telecommunications,
Embedded Systems, etc.
Internships: Siemens, Mobilink, CAA,
PIA,PSO,Telenor,Pakistan Steel Mills, and
many others.
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CO-CURRICULAR PURSUITS
Seminars
 Practical Education in Photonics
 Career Counseling in the area of Telecommunication conducted by Ufone
and Paktel GSM
 Design and Implementation of CMOS
 Implementation of Robotics
 Getting Started with LabView
 Advanced Techniques and Future Trends in Semiconductor IC‘s Fabrication
 Workshops:
 IOS Development and WIFI Security System
 Mentor Graphics
 Machine Vision
 Digital VLSI Design with Verilog and FPGA‘s
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CO-CURRICULAR PURSUITS
Short Courses Offered:
Programmable logic Controller (PLC)
Programming
Microcontroller
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA)
Final year project Poster Designing
Computer networking
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PROJECT BASED LEARNING
• Students from their very first year at our department are
encouraged towards project based learning.
• It helps enhancing the skills of a fresh engineering student
to become a well skilled individual in project making and
acquiring information through research.
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SHOWCASING THE
MOST EXCITING
EVENTS OF
DEPARTMENT
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SENTEC
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CAREER EXPO
Poster Exhibition
Interviews
Employment
Robotics Competition
Marketing Showdown
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PROCOM
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INVENT
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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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Spark Magazine (Department Official Magazine)
Annual Function
Annual Picnic
Sports
Lots of other happenings.......
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14 AUGUST CELEBRATION
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SPEC ‘07
SPEC ‘09
SPEC ‘08
SPEC ‘10
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SPARK
SPARK is the annual magazine of the department of electronic engineering, NED
University. This year the SPARK Magazine reached new milestone by becoming the
first departmental magazine to be recognized by the Literary and Publication Society
(LPS) of NED University.
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PROSPECTS
Excellent reputation in local industry and abroad.
Industrial placement and subsequent
opportunities in Siemens, Mobilink, CAA, PIA,
Alcatel, PTCL, Engro Chemicals, Fauji Foundations,
and most major players in the market.
Graduates have proven their mettle in the best
Universities and corporations abroad.
 Young and promising Alumini body.
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“Developing today’s
engineers, pioneering
tomorrow’s
technology”
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