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“Develop a sound sense of discipline, character, initiative and a solid academic background.
You must devote yourself wholeheartedly to your studies, for that is your first obligation
to yourselves, your parents and to the State.You must learn to obey,
for only then you can learn to command.”
Quaid-i-AzamMuhammadAliJinnah
(IslamicCollege,Peshawar-12thApril,1948)

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fromtheViceChancellor,UniversityofTechnology,Nowshera.
Prof.Dr.QamarUlWahab
ItisagreathonorandprivilegeformetoleadPakistan'sfirststateoftheart
“Technology”University,withanaimtomakeitmostvibrant,excellent,and
productiveinstitution,notonlyofPakistanbutalsooftheworld.
Withthepassageoftime,theengine-of-growthacrosstheglobehasclearly
shiftedfromnaturalresourcestoknowledgedriveneconomyandtechnological
educationisthebestsourcetodoso.InPakistan,technologyeducation had
seenskeweddevelopment,butthecurrentProvincialGovernmentofKhyber
Pakhtunkhwahasrealizedatpropertimetoinitiateaproject,whichwillflourish
the technological sector of the country. University of Technology (UoT),
Nowshera, is the place for those who want to pursue higher education and
career as Technologist. We have started with Bachelor's Program in limited
disciplines,butwilladdnewdisciplinesandMaster'sprograminnearfuture.
UoT,Nowshera,isaPublicSectorTechnologyUniversitywhere70%timewillbe
spentbythestudentsinthelaboratoriesorinthefield,and30%timeintheclass
rooms. We have well equipped laboratories, where technical knowledge is
transferred to the students. These students will have marketable skills and
readilyfindgainfulemployment.UoT,Nowsheraisinitsinfancy,butthereisa
tremendoussupportfromthegovernmentforthisinitiativethattheuniversity
hasalreadybeenaskedtoestablishcampusesinSwabiandCharsaddaDistricts,
whichwilltakestartwithnewTechnologiesshortly.TheheartofaUniversityis
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its Faculty and Administrative staff. Along with their normal duties and
responsibilities, these pioneering men and women are driven by passion to
bringoutdreamofworld-classTechnologyUniversitytoreality,andIappreciate
theirspirit,commitmentandexuberance.
Onbehalfofmyadministrativestaffandfaculty,Iinviteyoutojointhiselitehub
ofacademicexcellence,whichwillprovideidealenvironmentforcreatingnew
knowledge,exploringnewfrontiersandincubationofinnovativeideas.

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To contribute to Pakistan’s economy through
excellence in scientific and technical
education and research; to serve as a
valuable resource for industry and society;
andremainasourceofprideforallPakistanis.
UoT is a catalyst and game-changer, where
students are professionally trained with
cutting-edge technology on state-of-the-art
machines, to acquire skills that industry
needstoboostPakistan'seconomicstrategy.

Taj Building Nowshera

District NOWSHERA
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Nowshera is a district in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Province of Pakistan. Nowshera was a tehsil of
Peshawar until 1988, when it became a district. It is
bordered by Peshawar district to the West, Mardan
district to the North, Charsadda district to the North
West, Swabi district to the North East, Kohat district
to the South, Orakzai Agency to the SouthWest and
AttockdistricttotheEast.
Nowshera is home of many excellent education
institutions. The district has a public sector
University of Technology, Nowshera and private
sectorNorthernUniversity,Nowshera.Italsohouses
the campus of Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan
in Pabbi town while it has a campus of University of
Engineering and Technology, Peshawar in Jalozai
town. The district also has a public sector medical
college:NowsheraMedicalCollege,Nowshera.
The main towns in the Nowshera district are
Nowshera city (Capital), Pabbi, Jalozai,
AkoraKhattak, Jehangira, Risalpur, Khairabad and
Nizampur. There are three cantonments in the
Nowshera district: Nowshera Cantonment, Cherat
Cantonment and Risalpur Cantonment. The rivers
which flow through the Nowshera district are Bara
River and Kabul River. The military installations in
Nowshera District are Pakistan Air Force Academy,
Pakistan Army Armored Corps Centre, Special
Operations School and Military College of
Engineering.
PLACES
Akbarpura is a village, roughly 13 miles northeast of
the city of Peshawar, in Nowshera District.
Akbarpura is named after the Mughal King Akbar
the Great, who camped here before going to
Afghanistan. Manglot wildlife park Nizampur is
established on the hilltops and plains of Khwara
range near the Indus river in Nizampur area of
Nowsheradistrict.
Cherat is a hill station, immediately above the
villages of Chapri and Saleh Khana in the Nowshera
district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan. Cherat
lies 34 miles south east from the city of Peshawar at
an elevation of 4,500 feet on the west of the Khattak
range, which divides the district of Nowshera from
Kohat. During British rule Cherat was important as a
hill cantonment and sanitarium for British troops.
Risalpur is known as“Home of Eagles”and“Home of
Sappers”. It has several important educational
institutions and industrial plants. The Risalpur
export processing zone is on the main Nowshera-
Mardan road. The Risalpur cantonment itself lies on
the high grounds, 30 feet above the surrounding
area, with the oldest building dating from 1913 or
1914.KundParkwhichwasestablishedin2000,isan
animal park located in Nowshera. The park is a
conservation center and sanctuary for Asian black
bears and Himalayan brown bears. It also houses
leopards as well as various species of cranes, deer,
ducks, parrots, peafowls and pheasants. Shrine of
Syed Kastir Gul alias Kaka Sahib is situated in the
Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Kakakhels are a prominent Syed clan of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa.
WEATHER
TheweatherofdistrictNowshera is extreme, both in
summers and winters. The mercury oscillates in the
higher forties on the Celsius scale in the summers.
The hot weather lasting almost for 8 months,
startingasearlyintheMarchandendsoutinthelate
October. On the colder side, the mercury floats
below ten degree Celsius but the colder stretch is
limited to December and January and the rest of the
monthshavemoderatetemperature.
COMMUNICATIONANDTRANSPORT
The district has rail connections to the rest of the
country. It has a fairly good network of roads to
numerous cities and towns. Public transport is
available for inter-district as well as intra-district
transportation. The communication system is well
abreast with the world, offering every mode of
digitalcommunication.
MARKETSANDSHOPPINGAREAS
The shopping areas are generally concentrated in
the Nowshera city and the cantonment area.
Modern shopping plazas have been developed
duringthelastdecadeonthemainGTRoad.
HEALTHFACILITIES
Beside the major government hospitals, a large
number of medium and small medical and allied
facilities, both in public and private sectors provide
medicalcoverage.

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In the modern world, almost every region
has adopted “the knowledge based
economy” slogan. The knowledge based
economy addresses how the education
and knowledge, typically called human
capital, can serve as a productive asset or
a business product. The innovative
services and products can be sold out and
exported to yield profits for the
individuals, the businesses and the
economy. This component of the
economy relies greatly on intellectual
capabilities instead of natural resources or
physical contributions. In the knowledge
economy, products and services that are
based on intellectual expertise advance
technical and scientific fields encouraging
innovation in the economy as a whole.
Forgoing in view, University ofTechnology
Nowshera is the First Technology
University established in the KP province
of Pakistan. Currently the University of
TechnologyNowshera(UoT)isoperational
in a rented building at Amangarh, district
Nowshera. UoT Nowshera currently offers
four bachelor programs including, B.Sc. in
Electrical Engineering Technology,
Electronics Engineering Technology , Civil
Engineering Technology and Mechanical
Engineering Technology. The University
plans to start new programs such as B.Sc.
Energy Systems Technology Engineering,
InformationTechnology and MS programs
in Electrical Engineering and Mechanical
Engineering in the near future. University
ofTechnology Nowshera has attracted the
best faculty with strong theoretical and
industrial backgrounds. UoT is a catalyst
and game-changer, where students are
professionally trained with cutting-edge
technology on state-of-the-art machines,
to acquire skills that industry needs to
boostPakistan's economic.
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TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
ENGINEERING
Who is an Engineering
Technologist?
An Engineering Technologist is a specialist
who is trained and skilled to perform work
in the field of existingTechnology and who
have graduated from an accredited
curriculum and Higher Education
Institution(HEI).EngineeringTechnologists
are involved in the process of making
things, using tools, materials, and process
skills to bring into physical reality the plans
of engineers (as well as those of other
design professionals such as artists and
architects). Engineering Technologists
often work with engineers in a wide variety
of projects by applying basic engineering
principlesandtechnicalskills.
WhoisanEngineer?
An Engineer is trained and skilled person
graduated from an accredited curriculum
and Higher Education Institution (HEI) in
any of various branches of engineering,
using basic foundations in mathematics
andscience,applytechnicalknowledgeto
conceive, design and develop new
processes, products and systems ensuring
safety, health and welfare of society that
makeoureverydaylivespossible.
Whatisthedifferencebetweenan
Engineer and the Engineering
Technologist:
Engineering in fact encompasses theories
relating to research, development, design
and operations whereas technology
primarily focuses on hands-on application
of the theories and principles of
engineering and science to every day
operations such as manufacturing,
electronics, medicine, marketing, field
testing,design,andcustomerservice.
In order to distinguish between
engineering and engineering technology,
a technological spectrum is used to
illustrate the differences. Generally, in an
organization, Engineers would most likely
workinthedesignanddevelopmentfields
while Engineering Technologists,
TechniciansandCraftsmenwouldbemore
inclined to work in manufacturing and
production line. The Engineers’ role are
more towards the left spectrum while the
Engineering Technologists are more
towards the right of the spectrum
although the main activities of both
Engineers and Engineering Technologists
are in the center of the spectrum.
(Cheshier,1998).
NationalImportance:
The University will produce skilled
technologistswhowillservetheirdutiesin
different industries of Pakistan and will
also be a source of great help in the
projects like China Pakistan Economic
Corridor(CPEC)etc.

ACADEMIC RULES
POLICIES
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Admission Policy Guidelines
Ÿ 70% seats in each technology are for candidates with
KPorFATAdomicile.
Ÿ 30% seats shall be filled in each technology on open
merit from Pakistan, GilgitBaltistan and Azad Jammu
Kashmir (AJK). These candidates will be admitted by
theirrespectiveBoards/TEVTAAgenciesetc.
Ÿ If NominationSeatsfrom other provinces are not filled,
those seats shall be offered to candidates on merit
bases.
Ÿ If quotas create a fraction, this will be rounded upward
ifmorethen0.5,anddownwardiflessthan0.5.
Ÿ The merit of the candidates will be determined
accordingtotheweightagegivenbelow:
Ÿ 10%weightagetoS.S.C.Examination(Matric)
Ÿ 40% weightage to DAE or Fsc (Pre-Engg) or
equivalentexamination
Ÿ 50%weightagetoentrytest
Ÿ The final seats distribution among DAE and FSc
StudentswillbedecidedbytheAdmissionCommittee.
Ÿ AseparateETEATestfortheDAEandFScstudentsshall
beconductedonthesamedateandvenue.
Ÿ For Hafiz-e-Quran 20 marks shall be added with total
marksofDAE/FSc.
Ÿ Candidates seeking admission in more than one
Program shall submit application forms by including
theirorderofpreferenceforeachprogram.
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Admission Fee (1st year Fee)
ProgramsOffered
University of Technology, Nowshera offers four years
Bachelordegreeprogramsinthefollowingdisciplines:
a. ElectricalEngineeringTechnology
b. ElectronicsEngineeringTechnology
c. CivilEngineeringTechnology
d. MechanicalEngineeringTechnology
MediumofInstruction
English will be the medium of instruction and
examination for all the courses taught at UoT Nowshera.
However, for Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies, the
medium of instruction and examination may be English
orUrdu.
CreditHourSystem
One hour of lecture per week is equivalent to one contact
hour per week. Contact hours per week allocated to a
course determine the number of credit hours assigned
that course. For a theory course, one contact hour of
lecture per week is equal to one credit hour but for a
laboratory course, three contact hours of work per week
areequaltoonecredithour.
SemesterCreditLoad
A credit load of about 15-18 credit hours can be normally
registered by the student in a semester. The maximum
limit can be increased up to 21 credit hours with the
approvaloftheDean/HoD.
DegreeRequirements
The credit hours required for the award of degree may
range from minimum of 130 to a maximum of 140 credit
hours for degree programs with minimum duration of
four academic years. To earn a B.Sc. Engineering
TechnologyDegreeastudentmust:
Ÿ Pass all the courses of study prescribed in the relevant
SchemeofStudies.
Ÿ Obtain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at
least2.00.
EXAMINATION RULES
Admission fee
Tuition Fee (2 Semesters)
Rs. 2000
Rs. 15000 (nonrefundable)
Security
Total
Rs. 1000 (Refundable)
Rs. 18000 (For Engg. Technology
Programs only)
Admission Process
Advertisement
ETEA Enterace Test
Declaration of result of ETEA Test
Hafiz-e- Quran Test
Provisional Merit List
Merit List (1st, 2nd, 3rd........)
Document Verfication (interviews)
Orientation DAY
Start of Classes
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Academic Rules Policies
MeritandNeedbasedScholarships
Limited numbers of both Need based and Merit based
scholarships are available for the deserving students. The
yearly/semester wise scholarships list will be finalized and
displayedbytheScholarshipCommitteeatUOT Nowshera.
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Ÿ Complete06credithoursofprojectinthe6thsemester
andtheonwardsummersemester.
Ÿ Complete 1280 hours (32 Weeks/Two Semesters) of
supervised Industrial/Field Training in a recognized
government, semi-government, or private
engineeringorganization.
DegreeDuration
Ÿ The minimum duration of B.Sc Engineering
Technology degree program shall not be less than four
academicyears.
Ÿ The maximum duration of the degree program shall
notbemorethansevenacademicyears.
RegularSemester
Ÿ There shall be two regular semesters, namely Fall and
Springsemestersduringeachacademicyear.
Ÿ Fall and spring semesters will be spread over 18 weeks
including examinations with at least 16 study weeks
during the semester. 9th and 18th week of a regular
semester is reserved for mid-term and final
examinations,respectively.
SummerSemester
Ÿ There may be an optional summer semester during an
academicyear.
Ÿ The duration of summer semester will be 8 weeks with
weekly contact hours being double from that of
regularsemester.
Ÿ A student can register a maximum of two subjects in
SummerSemester.
AttendanceRequirement
Ÿ A student will be allowed to appear in the final
examination only if he has attended 75% of the
lecturesdeliveredtohis/herclassineachcourse.
Ÿ Calculation of attendance shall start from the date of
commencementofclasses.
Ÿ A date-wise record of the attendance of students shall
be maintained by the respective instructor in each
course. One week before the commencement of the
mid-term and final-term examinations, the course
instructor will send a copy of the attendance record to
the concern Head of Department. A warning letter
shallbeissuedbytheconcernHeadofDepartmenttoa
student with attendance less than 75 % one week
beforethemid-term.
Examination
a. PaperSetting
Paper of both mid-term and final examinations will
besetbythecourseinstructor.Courseinstructormay
discuss the paper with the concerned Head of
Department who will check the paper for course
coverageanddepth.
b.ConductionofExamination
For the smooth conduction of examinations, the
Controller of Examination will make arrangements
forthemid-termandfinalexaminations.
c. MarkingoftheAnswerBooks
Examination answer books will be marked by the
concern course instructor. The course instructor will
submit the result of the mid-term examinations to
the Semester Coordinator within the time specified
for the purpose. Mid-term result shall be discussed
with the students so that they remain aware of their
performanceinthecourse.
After marking the answer books of the final
examination, the course instructor will award grades
to students according to university's grading policy.
The awarded grades may be discussed with the
concerned Head of Department before submission
oftheresulttotheControllerofExaminations.
GradingSystem
a. DistributionofMarks
Thedistributionofmarksshallbeasfollows:
TheoryCourse
Sessional (Assignments, Quizzes, Projects, and
Presentationsetc)Marks=25%
MidTermExam=25%
FinalTermExam=50%
Total=100%
Lab Work
Sessional (Lab Tasks, Reports, Projects and
Presentationetc)Marks=25%
MidTermExam=25%
FinalTermExam=25%
VivaVoce=25%
Total=100%
b. GradingPolicy
The grading system adopted by UoT, Nowshera is
the relative system of grading in which students
are awarded letter grades A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-,
D+, D, F, I,W, IP for each course depending upon
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their classmate's performance. This grading system
is also called normal curve grading system. In this
system, students' scores are scaled according to the
frequency distribution represented by a normal
curve. The concerned course instructor shall award
letter grades to the students according to the
University's grading policy. The grades of the
students will be finalized in consultation with the
concerned Head of Department. Grades indicating
theperformancelevelofastudentareshownbelow:
Each letter grade indicates certain Grade Points per
Credit(GPC)asshowninthetablegivenbelow:
In relative system of grading, the academic standing
of a student in a class is represented by Grade Point
Average(GPA).GPAisanumericalvaluerangingfrom
0.00 to 4.00 and represents the average grade points
earned by a student in a semester. A student can
secure a maximum GPA of 4.00 in a semester.
Furthermore, students securing GPA less than 2.00 in
asemesterareplacedonprobation.
CourseRe-registration
AstudentreceivingFgradeorthosewhowanttoimprove
their grades in any course shall be required to re-register
in that course. Only those students whose grade is below
“C” will be allowed for the improvement of grade.
A
B
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Above average
Average
Minimum acceptable
Failed (This course must be repeated by the
student)
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B
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D+
D
F
2.00
1.67
1.33
1.00
less than 1
Subjects repeated to improve grades, will be shown on
the transcript with a suffix R. The maximum number of
courses allowed for improvement will be six during a four
year programs. A student can re-register for a course
withintwoweeksofthecommencementofclasses.
In case a course is repeated, all of the grades obtained
shall be reported in their relevant semesters on the
transcript; however, only the best grade shall be used to
calculatetheCGPA.
CourseWithdrawal
In order to withdraw from a course during the semester,
the student must submit an application to the Head of
Department for approval. No application of withdrawal
will be entertained after seventh (7th) week of the
semester. Head of Department will forward the approved
application to the Controller of Examination
immediately. Withdrawn subjects shall appear in the
transcript with a letter grade W, and shall not be used in
computation of GPA. In the transcript, subjects repeated
afterwithdrawalwillnotbesuffixedwithR.
IncompleteCourse
A course will be considered as incomplete if a student
misses the final examination of that course due to some
genuine reason but has successfully fulfilled all the other
requirements of that course. Grade “I” (Incomplete) shall
be awarded as an interim grade to such students. This
grade shall appear in the transcript temporarily until the
student earns an appropriate letter grade. Grade“I”shall
not be used in the computation of GPA. Grade“I”should
be converted into an appropriate letter grade within one
year, otherwise, it shall be changed to “F” grade by the
ControllerofExamination.Thenewgradeacquiredbythe
student will be reflected in the transcript in the semester
in which he/she passed the subject. Previously obtained
grade“I”willberemovedfromthetranscript.
A student who is not allowed to appear in the Final
Examination of a course due to shortage of attendance
shallbegivengrade“F”.
Grade“IP”
Subjects like thesis, projects, training etc., spreading over
more than one semester shall be graded as “IP” until
completionofsuchsubjects.Grade“IP”shallappearonthe
transcriptandshallnotbeusedinthecalculationofGPA.
Make-upExamination
No make-up examination will be arranged for the
studentswhofailtoappearinthefinalexaminationdue

to any reason. Such student will be considered as absent
and will be awarded with grade “F”. If a student fails to
appear in the mid-term examination due to any genuine
reason, then the decision for a make-up examination will
bemadebytheconcernedcourseinstructor.
Probation
Ÿ A student who CGPA falls below 2.00, then he/she will
be conditionally promoted and will be kept on first
probationforthenextsemester.
Ÿ If the student fails to increase his CGPA above 2.00 in
two consecutive semesters, he will be kept on second
probation.
Ÿ If the student, who was earlier on second probation,
fails to improve his CGPA above 2.00, will be demoted
foroneyear.
Ÿ After demotion, if the student remainunsuccessful to
improve his CGPA above 2.00, he/she shall be dropped
fromtheuniversity.
GradePointAverage
The average academic performance of a student during a
semester is indicated by the Semester Grade Point
Average (SGPA) and the overall academic performance in
more than one semester is indicated by Cumulative
GradePointAverage(CGPA).
SGPA
SGPA is used to indicate the academic performance of a
student in the semester concerned. SGPA is calculated as
pertheUniversityexaminationrules.
CGPA
CGPA is calculated as per the University examination
rules. Both SGPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to two
decimalplaces.
In case a course is repeated, all of the grades obtained
shall be reported in their relevant semesters on the
transcript; however, only the best grade shall be used to
calculatetheCGPA.
HostelRules
Introduction
UoT Hostel has been established for the outstation
students and hope that their stay will be rewarding and a
pleasant experience. We made a sincere endeavor to
providethemalltheneededfacilitiesandcomforts.
Hostelprovides:-
a.Peacefulacademicenvironment.
b.Goodfood/meals,preparedunderhygienicconditions.
c.Limitedindoorrecreationalfacilitiese.g.:
(1)TVRoom
(2)Indoorgames
(3)Gymnasium
AllotmentofHostelAccommodation
Ÿ Hostel accommodation will be allotted to outstation
studentswhogetadmissioninanydiscipline at UoT
Main Campus, Nowshera. If any local student (living in
Nowshera),appliesforhostelaccommodation,his/her
request will be considered after accommodating all
theoutstationstudents.
Ÿ Students are required to apply on prescribed form
(may be downloaded from university website). Hostel
accommodation will be allotted by relevant authority
on first come first served basis, depending on the
availability of rooms and date of application (along
with draft order). On filling of accommodation space,
applicantswillbeputonwaitinglist.
Attendance
Toensurethesecurityaswellpresence/arrivalofstudents
in the hostel, they are required to come toWarden's office
dailybetween09:30pmto10:30pmtomarkattendance.
DurationofStudentsStayinHostel
All those students, who are granted admission in the
hostel, their maximum duration of stay in UoT Hostel will
be:-
Ÿ The students will be allowed to stay in the Hostel for
on-campusdurationoftheirPrograms.
Ÿ Six months extension beyond on-campus duration is
allowed to students, if they provide a certificate to the
Hostel administration duly countersigned by Institute
authoritythathe/shehasnotyet c o m p l e t e d t h e
degreerequirementsandthathe/sheisnotemployed
anywhere.
Ÿ For initial six months extension, students will directly
apply to Director Admin through his / her Institutions,
and Hostel warden who will be the approving
authority for the required extension. This extension
willbesubjecttoavailabilityofbeds/roomsathostel.
Ÿ Students desirous for special extension beyond above
stated period will forward their request duly
recommended by Head of Institute to Registrar
Establishment(Est).

Cafeteria
UoT Cafeteria provides regular meals and refreshments at reasonable
prices and under proper hygienic conditions. It is made for administration
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Accommodation
University of Technology, Nowshera offers state-of-the-art accommodation
facilities to its students that come from far off areas of the Province. In this
regard 2 spacious buildings have been rented to accommodate the students.
Glimpse of hostel facilities:
Each room is fully furnished.
Every room has dressing and attached bathroom.
No- profit-no-loss messing facility for the students.
Apart from student accommodation, UoT also offers single accommodation
to its faculty members and administration staff coming from far off areas.
For this purpose separately build hostel has been hired.

Library
A well-stocked library is available for the students during the university
hours. The library has over 1200 books and many more to procure in
near future. The library also offers daily newspapers for the students.
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Extra co-curricular activities help students in building their personalities
in terms of leadership, sharing, team spirit and tolerance. UoT
has huge grounds for different sports activities like football, cricket,
and badminton. A huge and largest gymnasium is also available for
different indoor activities like table tennis, volley ball, badminton and gym.
Sports

Classrooms
To facilitate the students, the classrooms are fully furnished and
well equipped with the high-tech WIFI enabled multimedia facility.
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Transport
University of Technology, Nowshera provides up-to-the-minute transport
facility to students, administration staff and faculty members. In this regard,
a 32-seater bus has been allocated for the pick and drop service of students
and a Hiace for faculty and administration staff. An ambulance is also
available 24/7 in case of any emergency.

ADMINISTRATION
STAFF
Ms. Sidra Younas
Assistant Registrar Academics
LLB (Khyber Law College)
Adnan Wazir
Assistant Registrar Establishment
MBA (Bahria University Islamabad)
Dr. Shahid Iqbal
Associate Professor /
Additional Registrar
MS Construction Engg.
Ph.D Concrete / Structures
TUF , Germany
Ms. Syeda Rubab Ali Kazmi
PA to Registrar
MBA (City University Of Science IT)
Ghulam Farooq
Security Officer
Bilal Saleem
Senior Clerk
Tauseef Ahmed
Administrative Officer
M.Phil (Gandhara University Peshawar)
Wajid Ali Taj
Asst. System Administrator
REGISTRAR SECTION
ADMINISTRATION SECTION
Prof. Dr. Qamar Ul Wahab
Vice Chancellor
VICE CHANCELLOR OFFICE
Ms. Sana Riaz
PA to Vice Chancellor

Waqas Ullah
Assistant Finance Officer
Aamir Hussain
Assistant Audit officer
Muhammad Ishaq
Assistant Treasurer/Accountant
Akhtar Zeb
Deputy Treasurer/ Acting DD
(PD)
FINANCE SECTION
PD SECTION
Dr. Liaqat Ali
Advisor (PD)
WaseemUllah
Accountant (PD)
Ziaul Hakim
Junior Clerk (PD)
WORKS SECTION
Engr. Imran Ahmed Khan
Assistant Director (Works)
M. Atif
Sub Engineer
Nasir Ahmad Khan
Sub Engineer
Engr. Kamran Khan
Acting Deputy Director (Works)
LIBRARY SECTION
Altaf Khan
Assistant Librarian

CIVIL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
Department of

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Engr. Kamran Khan
Lecturer
B.Sc. Civil Engineering
M.Sc. Civil Engineering
Dr. Shahid Iqbal
Associate Professor/HoD
MS Construction Engg.
Ph.D Concrete / Structures,
TUF , Germany
Engr. Shah Room
Lecturer
Ph.D Scholar (Structural Engineering)
M.Sc. Structural Engineering
B.Sc. Civil Engineering
Engr. Muhammad Omar Tariq
Lecturer
MS Structural Engineering, (Gold Medalist)
Ph.D Structural Engineering,
(in Progress, UET Taxila.)
Overview:
The Department of Civil Engineering Technology at University of Technology (UoT) Nowshera is planned
and developed along with the modern technological lines which are specifically made to form up student's
practical knowledge and technical skills in the Civil Engineering Technology program. Civil Engineering
Technologyisaprofessionalengineeringtechnologydisciplinethatdealswiththedesign,construction,and
maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like roads, bridges, canals,
dams, airports, sewerage systems, pipelines, and railways.The Department aims to start Master's in Civil
EngineeringTechnologydegreeprograminnearfuture.
ProgramDescription
Department of Civil Engineering Technology at University of Technology, Nowshera is currently offering
state of the art Bachelors of Civil Engineering Technology program to cater the needs of national
construction industry.The B.Sc. in Civil Engineering Technology Program is comprehensively designed and
planned in such a way that grooms our students with the ever needed technical skills and practical
knowledge. The students at Department of Civil Engineering Technology are provided with basic
techniques, skills and use of modern tools and equipment to perform as Professional Civil Engineering
Technologists. This will enable them to master the modern surveying methods for land measurement,
construction layouts, and plan to prepare design documents which are considered as most important
componentsoftheConstructionTechnology.
Civil EngineeringTechnology
Department of

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To become a school of excellence that brings out civil engineering technologists with high
technical competencies and promotes high-end research to meet the current and future
challengesincivilengineering.
To impart quality and real time education to contribute to the field of Civil Engineering
Technology, to impart soft skills, leadership qualities and professional ethics among the
graduates to handle projects independently and to develop graduates to compete at the global
level.
Mission
TheProgramobjectivesareasfollows:
l To impart quality educationand knowledge in contemporary science and technology to meet
thechallengesinthefieldofCivilEngineeringandtoservethesociety.
l To impart the knowledge of analysis and practical work using the codes of practice and
softwarepackages.
l To inculcate the sense of ethics, morality, creativity, leadership, professionalism, self-
confidenceandindependentthinking.
l Tomotivatethestudentstotakeuphigherstudiesandinnovativeprojects.
Objectives
Vision
Department of
TheProgramlearningoutcomesareasfollows:
l Civil EngineeringTechnologyknowledge.
l ProblemAnalysis
l Design/developmentofsolutions
l Investigation
l Moderntoolusage
l TheEngineeringTechnologistandsociety
l Environmentandsustainability
l Ethics
l Individualandteamwork
l Communication
l Projectmanagement
l Lifelonglearning
Program Learning Outcomes

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BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Applied Mathematics-I
Computer Applications
English Language skills
Civil Engineering Drawing
Islamic Studies
CS113
CS124
CH114
CT114
CH121
3
2
2
1
1
0
2
2
3
0
+
+
+
+
+
Applied Mathematics-II
Quantity Surveying Contract
Documents
Soil Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
Mechanics of Solids
CS213
CT214
CT224
CT234
CT244
3
1
2
2
2
0
3
2
2
2
+
+
+
+
+
Hydrology
Reinforced Concrete Structures
Construction and Hydraulic
Machinery
Computer Aided Building Modeling
Design
Foundations Engineering
CT314
CT324
CT333
CT344
CT353
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
+
+
+
+
+
Professional Supervised Field
Training.
CT41X 0 16+
Concrete Technology
Surveying
Applied Mechanics
Materials and Methods of Construction
Pakistan Studies
CT124
CT134
CT144
CT154
CH131
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
0
+
+
+
+
+
Transportation Engineering
Water Supply and Waste Water Mgt.
Environmental Management
Theory of Structures
Occupational Health and Safety Mgt.
Technical Communication
CT254
CT264
CM214
CT273
CM221
CH212
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
0
0
+
+
+
+
+
+
Pre-stressed Precast concrete
Geology Earthquake Engineering
Irrigation and Hydraulic Structures
Steel Structures
Project Management
Project
CT363
CT373
CT383
CT393
CM313
CT3103
2
2
2
2
2
0
1
1
1
1
1
3
+
+
+
+
+
+
Professional Supervised Field TrainingCT41X +0 16
Department of
Morning
4 years, 8 semesters, minimum degree requirements 130+ credit hours
Intermediate (F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical with an additional Maths) / DAE (Civil, Land Mine Surveying,
Architecture) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks from any recognized Board

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LABORATORIES
Department of

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INDUSTRIAL VISITS
Ghazi Barotha Power StationFF Steel Industries, Hayatabad Peshawar
Department of

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
Department of

Overview:
Department of Electrical Engineering and Technology at University of Technology (UoT) Nowshera is well
established and organized department according to the modern necessities and requirements. Our
students are facilitated with the latest course contents and the state of the art equipment so that they can
efficiently compete in the upcoming modern technologies era. Electrical department has the highly
qualifiedandskilledfacultymemberswhocantrainthestudentsinthislatesteraoftechnology.
Dr. Khalid Mahmood
Professor, HoD
MS Electrical Engineering (University
of Western Ontario, Canada)
PhD in Signal Processing for
Communication
(De Monfort University, UK)
Dr. Amjad Ali
Associate Professor
MS Electrical Engineering
(UET Peshawar)
PhD Communication Information
System (BUPT, China)
Dr. Anwar Ali
Assistant Professor
MS Electronic Engineering
(Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
PhD Electronics and Communication
Engineering (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Engr. Muhammad Lais
Lecturer
(CECOS University Peshawar)
Engr. Muhammad Uzair Khan
Lecturer
MS Electronics Engg. (GIK Institute of
Engineering Sciences and Technology)
Engr. Saad Ijaz Majid
Lecturer
M.Sc. Telecommunications Engg.
(University of Sunderland, UK)
Ph.D enrolled, Electrical Engg.
(UET Peshawar)
Engr. Dawar Awan
Lecturer
(UET Peshawar)
PhD enrolled, Electrical Engineering
(UET Peshawar)
Electrical EngineeringTechnology
Department of

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The vision of the department is to become a center of excellence so that the technologists can compete in
the modern era of technology.To carry out practical work on a large scale to meet with the current as well as
futurechallengesinElectricalEngineeringTechnologyfields.
Vision
Mission of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Technology is to enhance the quality of teaching
and practical work in order to equip the students with professional skills to meet the requirements of
engineering academia industrial linkage at national and international level. To provide our students an
undergraduate education of the highest quality. To educate graduate students in practical work,
scholarship,andtheintellectuallife.
Mission
l To impart quality education and knowledge in contemporary science and technology to meet the
challengesinthefieldofElectricalEngineeringTechnologyandtoservethesociety.
l Toimparttheknowledgeofanalysisandpracticalworkusingthecodesofpracticesoftwarepackages.
l To inculcate the sense of ethics, morality, creativity, leadership, professionalism, self-confidence and
independentthinking.
l To be successful in understanding, formulating, analyzing and solving a variety of electrical engineering
technologyproblems.
Objectives
ProgramDescription
Department of Electrical Engineering and Technology at University of Technology, Nowshera is currently
offeringBachelorsofElectricalEngineeringandTechnologyprogram.Theprogramisdesignedsuchthatour
students can easily fulfill the needs of our national industries in the future. The course for Electrical
Engineering and Technology program is designed in such a way that our students are groomed with the
latest practical and technical skills. The students of Electrical Engineering and Technology department are
trained over the state of the art lab equipment so that they can get hands on experience on the modern
tools. This will enable them to master the modern power generation, measurements, designing of modern
layouts and methods for new concepts in the Electrical field. The Department aims to start Master and PhD
degreeprograminnearfuture.
Department of
l Electrical EngineeringTechnologyknowledge. ProblemAnalysis
l Design/developmentofsolutions Investigation
l Moderntoolusage Ethics
l TheEngineeringTechnologistandsociety Environmentandsustainability
l Individualandteamwork Communication
l Projectmanagement Lifelonglearning

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BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Morning
Intermediate (F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical with an additional Maths) / DAE (Electrical, Electronics,
Telecom, Mechatronics) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks from any recognized Board
Power Generation Systems
Technical Report Writing
Electrical Instruments and Measurements
Electrical Machines - II
Digital Electronics
ET-212
EH-213
ET-224
ET-234
ET-244
2
3
2
2
2
0
0
2
2
2
+
+
+
+
+
AC Circuits Analysis
Electro-Magnetic Fields
Electrical Power Transmission
Electrical Power Distribution and Utilization
Power Electronics
ET-254
ET-262
ET-273
ET-283
ET-294
2
2
2
2
2
2
0
1
1
2
+
+
+
+
+
Micro-Processor Theory Interfacing
Switch Gear Protective Devices
Communications Technology
Control Technology
Total Quality Management
High Voltage Technology
ET-313
ET-323
ET-334
ET-343
EM-312
ET-353
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
0
1
+
+
+
+
+
+
Project Management
Power System Analysis
Data Computer Communication
Industrial Drives PLC
Project
EM-323
ET-362
ET-374
ET-384
ET-393
3
2
2
2
0
0
0
2
2
3
+
+
+
+
+
Islamic Studies / Professional Ethics
Applied Mathematics-l
Applied Physics
Linear Circuits Analysis
Engineering Drawing
Introduction to Computer Fundamentals
EH-112
ES-113
ES-123
ET-114
ET-123
ES-133
2
3
2
2
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
2
+
+
+
+
+
+
Communication Skills
Pakistan Studies
Electronics
Basic Mechanical Technology
Applied Mathematics – II
Electrical Machines – I
EH-123
EH-132
ET-134
ET-143
ES-143
ET-153
3
2
2
2
3
2
0
0
2
1
0
1
+
+
+
+
+
+
6th Semester Third Year Summer Project Work:
Project (Continue)ET-3103 0 3+ 16 Weeks Supervised Industrial /
Field Training (8x5=40Hrs / Week)
Et4116 +0 16
16 Weeks Supervised Industrial /
Et4216 +0 16
Department of

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
Department of

Overview:
TheDepartmentofElectronicEngineeringTechnologyatUniversityofTechnology(UoT)Nowsheraisaimed
to develop a multidisciplinary curriculum for its bachelor program, covering all aspects of the field along
with its industrial applications such as robotics, energy sector, aerospace and machine automation. The
department has attracted the best faculty members with hands on industrial experience and sound
theoretical knowledge. The faculty members of the department are involved in conducting the high tech
RD in collaboration with the partner industry. Several research projects are awarded to the faculty
members of the department of utmost national importance. The department plans to launch strong
postgraduateresearchprograms(MSandPhDprograms)inthenearfuture.
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Dr. Haider Ali
Assistant Professor
PhD Electronics Communication
Engg. (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Dr. Nasim Ullah
Associate Professor
PostDoc, Renewable Energy
(Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
PhD Mechatronics Engineering
(Beihang University, China)
MS Nuclear Engineering (PIEAS)
Engr. Naveed Jan
Assistant Professor
(CECOS University, Peshawar)
(University of Leeds, UK)
Engr. Ammad Hamza
Lecturer
(UET Peshawar)
(UET Peshawar)
Engr. Saadia Tabassum
Lecturer
MS Electrical Engg. (Military College of
Signals, NUST Islamabad)
Engr. Bilal Aziz
Lecturer
(SEECS, NUST)
Electronic EngineeringTechnology
Department of

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The vision of the Electronics Engineering Technology department is to play a leading role in the
knowledge based economy of Pakistan. This shall be achieved through academic excellence by
impartingindepthknowledgetothestudents,facilitatingresearchactivitiesandcatertotheever
changingindustrialdemands,globalandsocietalneeds.
Vision
The mission of the Electronics Engineering Technology department is to produce skilled and
polishedgraduateswhomshallplayleadingroleintheknowledgebasedeconomyofPakistan.
Mission
l To impart quality educationand knowledge in contemporary science and technology to meet
thechallengesinthefieldofElectronicEngineeringTechnologyandtoservethesociety.
l To impart the knowledge of analysis, design and developmentusing the codes of practice and
softwarepackages.
l Our graduates will become successful practitioners in the engineering technology and other
diversecareers.
Objectives
l ElectronicEngineeringTechnologyknowledge.
l ProblemAnalysis Design/developmentofsolutions
l Investigation Moderntoolusage
l Environmentandsustainability Ethics
l Individualandteamwork Communication
l Projectmanagement Lifelonglearning
ProgramDescription
The Department of Electronic Engineering Technology at University of Technology, Nowshera is
currently offering B.SC. Electronic Engineering and Technology Program to fulfil the needs of
national industries. The courses for Electronic Engineering and Technology programs are
designed and planned in such a way such that our graduate students will have all the required
handsontechnicalskillsandpracticalknowledgewhichshallbeanessentialjobrequirementofa
job in the near future. Our programs cover a wide knowledge of modern technologies including
Electronics, Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems, Microelectronics, Photonics, Signal and
Information, System Automation, Wireless Communications and Networking. The students at
Department of Electronic Technology are trained on the basic techniques, skills and they are
introduced with the use of modern tools and equipment to perform as Professional Electronic
Engineering Technologists. This will enable them to master the modern circuit designing,
measurements, designing of modern layouts and methods for new concepts in the Electronic
field.
Department of

BACHELOR OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Electrical Technology – II
Electronic Devices Technology
Microprocessors
Instrumentation Measurement
ELT-214
ELT-224
ELH-213
ELT-233
ELT-244
3
3
3
2
3
1
1
0
1
1
+
+
+
+
+
Communication Systems and Techniques
Control Technology
Electromagnetic Field Theory
Amplifier Oscillators
Power Electronics
ELH-223
ELT-254
ELT-263
ELT-272
ELT-283
ELT-293
3
3
2
2
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
+
+
+
+
+
+
Industrial Drives
VLSI Technology
Applied Antenna wave Propagation
Industrial Electronics Applications
Renewable Energy Technology
ELT-314
ELT-324
ELT-334
ELT-343
ELT-353
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
+
+
+
+
+
Industrial Automation and Robotics
FPGA Based Systems
Communication Networks
Project Management
Project
ELT-364
ELT-374
ELT-384
ELM-313
ELT-393
3
3
3
3
0
1
1
1
0
3
+
+
+
+
+
Applied Mathematics - I
Applied Physics
Electronics Workshop Practice
Electrical Circuit Analysis
ELH-112
ELS-113
ELS-123
ELS-133
ELT-111
ELT-124
2
3
2
1
0
3
0
0
1
2
1
1
+
+
+
+
+
+
Pakistan Studies
Applied Mathematics- II
Electrical Technology – I
Digital Logic Technology
Computer Programming
PCB Design and Fabrication workshop
ELH-122
ELS-143
ELT-134
ELT-144
ELS-153
ELT-151
2
3
3
3
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
+
+
+
+
+
+
6th Semester Third Year Summer Project Work:
Project (Continue)ELT-3103 0 3+ 16 Weeks Supervised Industrial /
ELT4116 +0 16
ELT- 4216 +0 16
Morning
Intermediate (F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical with an additional Maths) / DAE (Electrical, Electronics,
Telecom, Mechatronics) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks from any recognized Board
Department of

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
Department of

Overview:
DepartmentofMechanicalEngineeringTechnologyatUniversityofTechnology,Nowsheraestablishedwith
an aim to produce professionally and technically sound Mechanical Engineering Technologists who can
fulfill the national and international needs of the day. The department presently offers degrees in B-Sc in
Mechanical Engineering Technology, however, the masters and Doctororatedegree programs willalso be
launchedinthenearfuture.
ProgramDescription
The Bachelor Program in Mechanical EngineeringTechnology spreads over eight semesters (4-year),
inclusive of theoretical courses with majority of laboratory work. Students enrolled in Mechanical
Engineering Technology at University of Technology, Nowshera are provided with the in-depth knowledge
andtechnicalskillsexactlyaccordingtothemodernindustrydemandsandtechnologicalneedsoftheday.
The Department of Mechanical EngineeringTechnology strictly follows the explicitly designed curricula by
the National Technology Council of Higher Education Commission. It enables the students to acquire the
essential knowledge and practical skills needed in the manufacturing and development of tangible
products including machines, mechanical systems ranging from internal combustion engines, vehicles to
the pumps, hydraulic machinery, from aircraft, jet engines, refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
Anticipating the technological scenario of the modern world, the Department of Mechanical Technology
offersapleasantandmotivatingacademicexperiencetotheirstudents.
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Dr. Ahmad Nawaz
Assistant Professor
PhD Mechanical Engineering,
(City University of Hong Kong)
M.S. Manufacturing System Engineering,
(UET, Peshawar)
Dr. Liaqat Ali
Professor
(Loughborough University, UK )
M.S. Mechanical Engineering,
(University of Manchester Institute of
Sciences and Technology, UK)
Engr. Ehtisham Gillani
Lecturer
M.S. Mechanical Engineering,
(GIK Topi, Swabi)
B.S. Mechanical Engineering,
(UET, Peshawar)
Dr. Razaullah
Lecturer
PhD Industrial Engineering
UET, Peshawar)
MSc Manufacturing Systems Engineering
(UET, Peshawar)
Dr. Asnaf Aziz
Lecturer
MSc Product Development Materials
Engg. (Jönköping University, Sweden)
BSc Mechanical Engineering,
(UET, Peshawar)
Mechanical EngineeringTechnology
Department of

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The Mechanical Technology Department endeavors to be recognized globally for outstanding
education and research leading to well qualified technologists, who are innovative,
entrepreneurial and successful in advanced fields of mechanical technology to cater the ever
changingindustrialdemandsandsocialneeds.
Vision
Mission
l To impart quality education and knowledge in contemporary science and technology to meet
thechallengesinthefieldofMechanicalEngineeringTechnologyandtoservethesociety.
l To impart the knowledge of analysis, design and development using the codes of practice and
softwarepackages.
l Our graduates will become successful practitioners in the engineering technology and other
diversecareers.
l To impart highest quality education to the students to build their capacity and enhance their
skillstomakethemgloballycompetitivemechanicaltechnologists.
l To maintain state of the art research facilities, provide collaborative environment that
stimulates faculty, staff and students with opportunities to create, analyze, apply and
disseminateknowledge.
l To develop alliances with world class RD organizations, educational institutions and industry
forexcellenceinteaching,researchandconsultancypractices.
l To provide the students with academic environment of excellence, leadership, ethical
guidelinesandlifelonglearningneededforalongproductivecareer.
Objectives
TheProgramLearningOutcomes(PLOs)areasfollows:
l MechanicalEngineeringTechnologyknowledge.
l ProblemAnalysis
l Design/developmentofsolutions
l Investigation
l Moderntoolusage
l Environmentandsustainability
l Ethics
l Individualandteamwork
l Communication
l Projectmanagement
l Lifelonglearning
Department of

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BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Applied Mathematics -II
CAD - II
Industrial Material
Mechanics of Material
Applied Thermodynamics -II
MH-213
MT-213
MT-223
MT-233
MT-244
3
0
2
2
2
0
6
2
2
4
+
+
+
+
+
Machine Design
Fluid MechanicsI
ndustrial Management
Statics
Probability and Statistics
Professional Ethics
MT-252
MT-264
MT-272
MT-283
MH-223
MH-232
2
2
2
2
3
2
0
4
0
2
0
0
+
+
+
+
+
+
Heat Transfer
I C Engine
Dynamics
Manufacturing Processes
Material Handling Safety
Economics
MT-313
MT-323
MT-333
MT-343
MS-313
MH-312
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
4
2
2
0
0
+
+
+
+
+
Instrumentation and Control
Mechanical Vibration
Refrigeration Air Conditioning
Technical Project
TQM
MT-352
MT-363
MT-374
MT-384
MS-323
1
2
2
0
3
2
2
4
8
0
+
+
+
+
+
Technical Communication Skills
Islamic Studies
Applied Mathematics-I
Applied Chemistry
Computer Applications
Workshop Technology
MH-112
MH-122
MS-113
MS-123
MT-113
MT-124
2
1
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
4
2
6
+
+
+
+
+
+
Pakistan Studies
Applied Physics
Technical drawing and CAD-1
Applied Thermo dynamics- 1
Basic Electrical Electronics
MH-132
MS-134
MT-134
MT-143
ET-114
1
2
1
1
2
0
4
6
4
4
+
+
+
+
+
Supervised Industrial TrainingMt482 +0 32 Supervised Industrial TrainingMt482 +0 32
Morning
Intermediate (F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical with an additional Maths) / DAE (Mechanical, Mechatronics,
Auto mobile, Automation, Refrigeration Air-conditioning) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks
from any recognized Board
Department of

38
Laboratory sessions are designed to support and supplement theories introduced in the course and also to
exposestudentstosomerelevantapplications.Thedepartmenthasthefollowinglaboratories:
Ÿ FluidMechanicsLaboratory
Ÿ CAD/CAMLaboratory
Ÿ MechanicsLaboratory
Ÿ ChemistryLaboratory
Ÿ Workshop
LABORATORIES
Department of

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Industrial visits were carried out at FF Steel, Peshawar and Ghazi Barotha Hydro Power Project for the
Mechanical Technology students. The objective behind the visit to FF Steel was to make students aware
about how various activitiesrelated to steel production are carried out in the industry.The aim to visit Ghazi
BarothaPowerProjectwastostudyabouttheheadworkandtypesofturbinesandpenstockpipe.
STUDENTS' INDUSTRIAL VISITS
FF Steel Industries, Hayatabad Peshawar
Ghazi Barotha Hydro Power Project
Department of

OFFICE OF
RESEARCH,
INNOVATION
COMMERCIALIZATION
4640www.uotnowshera.edu.pkwww.uotnowshera.edu.pk

Overview:
In the past, innovations were not put forwarded by the university- based research, instead, university
researchers were quietly concentrated on basic sciences. After all, the ultimate aim of scientific research is to
improvethehumanconditionandtheirqualityoflife.Toachievethismilestone,inline,withthepolicyofHEC
and in pursuance of the honorable Vice Chancellor's University of Technology Nowshera Prof. Dr. Qamar ul
Wahabdirectivesforstreamliningthemanagementofresearchinitiativesandprograms,therewasaneedto
establish a Centre for monitoring the research and development activities at the University of Technology
Nowshera. HEC is also providing incentives for the universities with a well-established ORIC department. By
setting up ORIC, the university becomes eligible to receive funds from HEC for research activities such as
Training workshops, holding seminars, conferences in collaboration with HEC, marketing of research for
commercialization, networking events for business and establishment of academia-industry linkages. This
center will provide a complete platform to researchers and augment their research skills from the working
bench to the finished products. Ideally, university structure will support all aspects of this process, from
invention to innovation as well as commercialization. ORIC will ensure the quality of research, collaboration
between academia and industry, encourage faculty to conduct funded research and promote
entrepreneurship. ORIC will help to create opportunities for academia at all levels and engage with the
industrytocreatemorecompetitivebusinessesandinnovativeenvironment.
Vision
Grooming the students to earn respect and recognition, train them to act selflessly for the greater good
of the nation, aspire them for innovative and quality research to create an environment in close
collaboration with the industry for sustainable economic growth.
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Office of Research, Innovation
Commercialization (ORIC)
Dr. Ahmad Nawaz
Director ORIC
(City University of Hong Kong)
M.S. Manufacturing System Engineering,
(UET, Peshawar)
Engr. Saad Ijaz Majid
Manager Industrial Linkages
(University of Sunderland, UK)
PhD enrolled, Electrical Engg.
(UET Peshawar)
Dr. Razaullah
Manager Research Development
PhD Industrial Engineering
UET, Peshawar)
MSc Manufacturing Systems Engineering
(UET, Peshawar)
Engr. Muhammad Lais
Manager Research Operations
(CECOS University Peshawar)
INTRODUCTION

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Mission
To produce trained man-power, promote a culture of solution oriented research for the greater well-
being of the society, strengthen the university-industry linkages and prepare the students to meet the
industry requirements.
Objectives
l To cater and manage multi-disciplinary research grants as per need of the society.
l To manage national international internships for graduates.
l To link academia with Industry and promote entrepreneurship.
l To engage with the community through exhibitions, seminars and workshops.
l To facilitate interim placements and engage faculty through various academic activities.
l To share knowledge and technology transfer through faculty exchange programs.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Completed Projects
Design Development of Power Management, Attitude Determination Attitude ControlTile (CubePMT)
and Communication Tile of AraMiS Satellite: AraMiS is a joint project between Politecnico di Torino, MIT,
Spin Electronics, Sky Electronics NeOhm. The group members worked in the AraMiS Project and
developedCubeSatdimensionsmallsatellitecalledAraMiS-C1.
Projects under Progress
Currently the group has completed the design of the following modules for PNSS-1 Satellite. PNSS-1 stands
for Pakistan National Student Satellite-1 funded by Pakistan Space Upper Atmosphere Research
Commission(SUPARCO).
l DesignDevelopmentofPNSS-1*SolarPanelUnit(SPU)
l DesignDevelopmentofPNSS-1*PowerConditioningUnit(PCU)
l DesignDevelopmentofPNSS-1*PowerDistributionUnit(PDU)
l DesignDevelopmentofPNSS-1*MagnetorquerUnit(MGT)
l DesignDevelopmentofPNSS-1*MagnetometerUnit(MGM)
l Design and Implementation of Microcontroller based SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data

Acquisition)System.
l DesignDevelopmentofGroundStationTransmitAntennaUnit(GSTAU)
l DesignDevelopmentofGroundStationReceiveAntennaUnit(GSRAU)
l DesignDevelopmentofTelemetryTransmitter(TMT)unit
l DesignDevelopmentofTelecommandReceiver(TMR)unit
ProjectsApplied:
l Idealpowersourceemulation,JointproposalsubmittedwithGhaziUniversityTurkey
FundingAgencies:PSF-TUBITAK
Status:Underreview
l SecuredFutureGridsLab:
FundingAgencies:PlanningCommissionPakistan
Status:PC1stage
l Design Development of low cost and highly efficient 5kVA/10kVA Hybrid Un-interruptible Power
Supply(UPS)systems,JointproposalsubmittedwithGhaziUniversityTurkey
FundingAgencies:PSF-TUBITAK
Status:Underreview
RESEARCHGROUPS
1. DCMicroGrids:
The renewable technologies such as solar photo voltaic and wind power are becoming more popular at a
household level.The integration of the mentioned renewable sources along with AC mains, and driving DC
loads are advantageous due to the low complexity of DC networks, high efficiency of switching power
converters etc. However for efficient operation of DC micro grids, there are some research challenges such
prioritization between different sources, power sharing between parallel converters , droop control and DC
linkvoltagestabilization.
UoTNowsheraGroupMembers:
Dr.NasimUllah
Dr.AnwarAli
Dr.HaiderAli
Dr.KhalidMehmood
Industrialpartner:
MohsinElectromedical(PVT)limitedPeshawar
2.ComputerVisionCommunicationElectronics
Although fingerprint is the most acceptable biometric used for recognition in forensic and commercial
applications all over the globe, a comprehensive research collaboration in the field of image processing,
signal processing, communication electronics, computer vision , pattern recognition, optical
communication and sensor technology between academic and industry is still required to achieve an error
freeandhighlysecurerecognitionsystem.
The main targets of the research group is to design novel algorithms and electronic circuitry for personal
recognitionbyfusingfingerprintwithotherbiometricssuchasface,irisandhandgeometryandimprovethe

communicationtechnologiesbyperformanceenhancementofstateoftheartdeployedinthemarket.
Groupmembers:
Dr.AmjadAli
Dr.AnwarAli
Dr.KhalidMahmood
Engr.BilalAziz
Engr.AmadHamza
PROJECTSAPPROVED
Award of Project “Secured Future Grids Lab” at UOT Nowshera by the HEC and planning Commission of
Pakistan,Projectworth:18.5millionRs.
PI : Dr.NasimUllah
Co-PI: Dr.AnwarAliDr.HaiderAli
Award of Project “Design and Development of a Dual Active Bridge for DC Nanogrid Applications” by
DirectorateofScienceandTechnology,(DOST),KP,Projectworth,0.191millionRs.
PI : Dr.NasimUllah
Award of Research Grant For “Short Research visit abroad under HEC Program for Collaborative Research”
Fundingworth,0.338millionRs.
PI : Dr.NasimUllah

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journal“theBalticJournalofModernSciences”,UniversityofLatvia.
Ÿ Hamid jan, Amjad Ali, “Optimizing Size of latent fingerprints for Registration” is under review in the
Journal“INFORMATICA”(JCR/ISIIndex),JournalofUniversityofVilnius,Lithuania.
BookChapters/Monographspublished
Ÿ Ahmad Nawaz, Bilal Islam, M.S.Khattak, Laiqat Ali, Umar Saleem,Azmatullah, Zafar Ijaz, Wiguo Mao,
“Polyester Usage in Manufacturing of Electrical and Mechanical Products and Assemblies”, Intech
Publisher.
LISTOFPOTENTIALFUNDINGAGENCIES
Ÿ HECPakistan
Ÿ PlanningCommissionPakistan
Ÿ Ignite(ICTRD)
Ÿ PakistanScienceFoundation(PSF)
Ÿ DirectorateofScienceandTechnology(DOST)KP
Ÿ USAID
Ÿ ChineseAcademyofScience
INDUSTRIALLIAISONOFFICE
In addition to class-room knowledge, the students of this era are required to have a good understanding of
state of the art industry and professional fields. Knowing the fact, UOT has established an Industrial Liaison
Office (ILO) under the umbrella of ORIC in order to facilitate the students to have industrial visits during the
course of studies.The ILO will also be responsible to find suitable internship opportunities for the graduates
andhelpthemtowardsemployabilityafterthegraduation.
Theofficewillhavethefollowingmajorobjectives.
Ÿ Tocreatelinkageswiththelocalandnationalindustriesorganization.
Ÿ Toarrangeopenhousesattheendofeachregularsemester(FallSpring)forjobpurposes.
Ÿ Tosupportfacultyforarrangingvisitandmeetingwithlocalandnationalindustries.
Ÿ Tohelpstudentscopewithcontinueschangesintheprofessionalworld.
Ÿ Tohelpstudentsdeveloparealisticattitudetowardthedignityofallworkandworkers.
Ÿ Tohelpstudentsunderstandtheiruniqueabilities,interests,andaptitudes.
Ÿ Tohelpstudentsdeveloparealisticunderstandingofthemselvesinregardtodecisionmakingandcareer
alternatives.
Ÿ Toprovideup-to-dateoccupationalinformationandotherlabormarketdata.
Ÿ To provide the opportunity for students to become acquainted with a wide range of occupational and
educationalopportunities.
Ÿ To provide information about jobs in order to assist students in making long-range educational and
careerplans.
Ÿ Toassiststudentsinmakingappropriateeducationalandoccupationalchoices.
Ÿ Toprovideappropriatefollowupinformation.

QUALITY
ENHANCEMENT
CELL (QEC)

AboutQEC:
The foremost objective of any educational institution is to make its graduates succeed in its career and have
prosper lives. It is not only the quantity of education in term of numbers of years which is important but so is
thequalityinorderforthegraduatestosurpassinthedemandingstateofartindustry.
Knowingtheimportanceofqualityinacademia,QualityEnhancementCell(QEC)hasbeenestablishedinthe
UniversityofTechnology(UoT)NowsheraundertheconsiderateleadershipofthehonorableViceChancellor
Prof. Dr. Qamar Ul Wahab. The establishment of the QEC is an important initiative towards accomplishing
higherqualitystandardsasperuniversityvisionandmission.
The QEC team is committed to take all necessary steps for the quality assessment of different processes in
UoT, determine the area of improvements therein and accordingly take initiatives to enhance the same.The
QEC functions include the enactment of competent authority directions as per the guidelines of Quality
Assurance Agency (QAA) of Higher Education Commission (HEC) in this regard in order to meet the
internationalstandardsofhighereducation.
WithspecialpatronagefromtheViceChancellorProf.Dr.QamarUlWahab,theQualityEnhancementCellwill
expedite facilitation of the implementation of HEC prescribed
standards for the measurement and enhancement of quality in
UniversityofTechnology(Shuhada-e-APS,UoT)Nowshera.
Vision
To develop an effective quality assurance mechanism in
University of Technology(Shuhada-e-APS, UoT) Nowshera in
correlation with the university vision of producing highly capable
graduates aiding in the country's socio-economic uplift and
meetinginternationalstandards.
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Quality Enhancement
Cell (QEC)
INTRODUCTION
Engr. Muhammad Omar Tariq
Deputy Director QEC
MS Structural Engineering, (Gold Medalist)
Ph.D Structural Engineering,
(in Progress, UET Taxila.)
Engr. Bilal Aziz
Assistant Director QEC
(SEECS, NUST)
Dr. Asnaf Aziz
Data Analyst/ Coordinator QEC
MSc Product Development Materials
Engg. (Jönköping University, Sweden)
BSc Mechanical Engineering,
(UET, Peshawar)
Dr. Amjad Ali
Director QEC
(UET Peshawar)
PhD Communication Information
System (BUPT, China)

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Mission
To enhance the quality of education in every offered program/technology in the university up to the
satisfaction of all its stakeholders, graduates, prospective employers and society.
Objectives
l To provide the quality in teaching, learning and faculty development programs.
l To assess and enhance all the academic programs by self-assessment mechanism.
l To cater quality culture in research development of products.
l To improve academic standards and make it compatible with that deployed globally.
l To shift the teaching paradigm from teacher-centered to that of student centered for positive
learning.
l To ensure the processes meet the university objectives and are in line with the vision and mission of
the university.
FUNCTIONS OF QEC
l QEC is responsible for promoting public confidence that the quality and standards of the award of
degreesareenhancedandsafeguarded.
l QEC is responsible for the review of quality standards and the quality of teaching and learning in each
subjectarea.
l QEC is responsible for the review of academic affiliations with other institutions in terms of effective
managementofstandardsandqualityofprograms.
l QEC is responsible for defining clear and explicit standards as points of reference to the reviews to be
carriedout.Itshouldalsohelptheemployeestoknowastowhattheycouldexpectfromcandidates.
l QEC is responsible to develop qualifications framework by setting out the attributes and abilities that
canbeexpectedfromtheholderofaqualification,i.e.Bachelors,BachelorwithHonors,Master's,M.Phil,
andDoctoral.
l QEC is responsible to develop program specifications. These are standard set of information clarifying
what knowledge, understanding, skills and other attributes a student will have developed on
successfullycompletingaspecificprogram.
l QEC is responsible to develop quality assurance processes and methods of evaluation to affirm that the
quality of provision and the standard of awards are being maintained and to foster curriculum, subject
andstaffdevelopment,togetherwithresearchandotherscholarlyactivities.
l QECisresponsibletoensurethattheuniversity'squalityassuranceproceduresaredesignedtofitinwith
thearrangementsinplacenationallyformaintainingandimprovingthequalityofHigherEducation.
l QECisresponsibletodevelopproceduresforthefollowing:
l Approvalofnewprogram
l Annual monitoring and evaluation including program
monitoring,facultymonitoringandstudent
l Departmentalreview
l Student/Employerfeedback
l Quality Assurance of Master's, M. Phil and PhD degree
programs
l Subjectreview/Institutionalassessment
l Programspecifications/ Qualificationframework
Quality Enhancement
Cell (QEC)

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@ UOT NOWSHERA
Extra Curricular Activities
Life at University ofTechnology (UoT, Nowshera) is not all about the academics alone.The University
administration encourages and motivate the students to arrange musical nights, stage dramas and
quizcompetitions.Thephotosofoneofsuchaneventaregivenbelow.
Famous Pashto singer Shahid Malang
Performing in Annual Grand Night

Department of
INFORMATION ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY

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Engr. Naveed Jan
Assistant Professor
(CECOS University, Peshawar)
(University of Leeds, UK)
Engr. Ammad Hamza
Lecturer
(UET Peshawar)
(UET Peshawar)
Engr. Bilal Aziz
Lecturer
(SEECS, NUST)
Department of
Information EngineeringTechnology

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Overview
Information Engineering Technology has played an important role in changing the face of
the world with its amazing attributes of automating technologies. Our aim is to keep up with
rapid technological changes and advancements in Information Engineering Technology
domain. Due to hi-tech advancements, we need technologists who are competent to handle
the cutting edge technologies like Big Data, Internet of Things, Cloud computing, virtual
reality and other latest systems. We are highly motivated to produce technology
professionals with highly professional skills along with extraordinary expertise in developing
and maintaining IET infrastructure
Mission
Information Engineering Technology program will cover various aspects of the Information
Engineering Technology domain in breath, covering core science and its applications within a
code of ethics. Our mission is to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills
required for a professional career in Information Engineering Technology. .
Objectives
The Program Objectives are focused on to produce Information Engineering Technologists
who:
l Are competent, employable, can demonstrate sound knowledge and hand-on skills,
meeting needs of the modern industry .
l Can apply their knowledge and skills to creatively analyze and design information
technology systems and to solve related problems
l Are effective in communication and interpersonal skills with high professional and ethical
standards
l Are engaged in continuous pursuit of knowledge through research, continuing education
and/or professional development.
l Information Engineering Technology knowledge.
l Problem Analysis
• Design/development of solutions
l Investigation
l Modern tool usage
l The Engineering Technologist and society
l Environment and sustain ability
l

Ethics

Communication

Project management
Lifelong learning
Department of

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Object Oriented Programming
Data Structures Algorithms
Digital Logic Design
Professional Practices
Probability and Statistics
IET-221
IET-232
IET-223
IEH-221
IES-221
1
1
1
0
0
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
Operating Systems
Information Security
Computer Networks
IET Project Management
Computer Architecture
Software Engineering
IET-231
IET-241
IET-222
IEM-231
IET-242
IET-243
1
0
1
0
0
0
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
Web Programming
Database Administration Management
Cyber Security
Modeling and Simulation
Technical Business Writing
IET-342
IET-343
IET-344
IET-345
IEH-331
1
1
0
1
1
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
Database Systems
Software Engineering
Entrepreneurship
System and Network Administration
Microprocessor interfacing
IET-331
IET-332
IEM-321
IET-333
IET-341
1
1
0
0
0
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
Introduction to ICT
Basic Electric circuits
English Composition Comprehension
Calculus Analytical Geometry
Pakistan Studies
Islamic studies
IET-121
IET-122
IEH-111
IES-121
IEH-112
IEH-113
1
1
0
0
0
0
2 +
3 +
3 +
3 +
2 +
2 +
Programming FundamentalsBasic
Electronics
Linear Algebra
Discrete Structures
Communication Presentation Skills
IET-123
IET-124
IES-122
IET-125
IEH-124
1
1
0
0
0
3+
2 +
3 +
3 +
2 +
Supervised Industrial Training 0 + 16 Supervised Industrial Training +0 16
Morning
FSc inComputer Science/Any other equivalent examination / DAE (Information Technology/Electrical/
Electronic / Telecom ) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks from any recognized Board
Department of

Department of
ENERGY ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY

Overview:
Energy plays a vital role in the growth of a country and influences economic and social activities around
the globe. Energy cost affects not only industries with large energy consumption but also the cost of
living of citizens.
Department of Energy Engineering Technology at University of Technology (UoT) Nowshera is newly
established department according to the modern necessities and requirements. Our students are
facilitated with the latest course contents and the state of the art equipment so that they can efficiently
compete in the upcoming modern technologies era. Energy Engineering department has the highly
qualified and skilled faculty members who can train the students in this latest era of technology.
Dr. Nasim Ullah
Associate Professor
MPostDoc, Renewable Energy
(Hong Kong Polytechnic
University)PhD Mechatronics
Engineering
(Beihang University, China)
MS Nuclear Engineering (PIEAS)
Dr. Anwar Ali
Assistant Professor
PhD Electronics and Communication
Engineering (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Engr. Muhammad Uzair Khan
Lecturer
MS Electronics Engg. (GIK Institute of
Engineering Sciences and
Technology)
Department of
Energy EngineeringTechnology

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Department of
TheProgramlearningoutcomesareas follows:
l Technological Knowledge
l Problem Analysis
l Design/Development of Solutions
l Investigation
l Modern Tool Usage
l The Technologist and Society
Environment and Sustainability
Ethics
Individual and Team Work
Communication
Project Management
Lifelong Learning
ProgramDescription
Energy has been the main element in the development of a country and therefore its demand is on
continuous rise throughout the world. The growing energy demand has resulted in many problems such
as Global warming, pollution and the most dangerous is the depletion of conventional energy resources.
These problems can be eliminated by shifting to new energy resources i.e. renewable energy including
solar photovoltaic, wind, biomass, solar heating and cooling, hydel power etc. Advanced countries
around the globe such as United States, Germany, Australia and China have 20-20-20 plan which means
that till year 2020 they have to fulfill their 20% energy demand from renewable energy resources and
have to decrease the emission of greenhouse toxic gases by 20% from the fossil fuel plants. The growing
economy of Pakistan demands more energy resources and experts in this field but unfortunately energy
experts are scarce as compared to their requirement.
Department of Energy Engineering Technology at UoT Nowshera will try to fulfill the demand of energy
technologist in Pakistan. The department is currently offering BSc Energy Engineering Technology. The
program is designed such that our students will not only fulfill the needs of our local industry but can
also be able to fit in global industry and accept the future challenges in the area of energy engineering
technology.
Mission
Excel as a seat of knowledge through applied research and innovation in the field of energy engineering
technology. Provide quality education in energy engineering technology fundamentals, applications and
hands on skills which can produce competent technologists.
Objectives
The Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) are focused to produce Energy System Engineering
Technologists who:
l Are competent, employable, can demonstrate sound knowledge and hand-on skills, meeting needs
of the modern industry
l

Can apply their knowledge and skills to creatively solve, analyze and design energy systems

Are effective in communication and interpersonal skills with high professional and ethical standards
Are engaged in continuous pursuit of knowledge through research, continuing education and/or
professional development

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BACHELOR OF ENERGY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Shift
Duration
Eligibility
:
:
:
Morning
FSc in Pre-Engg./Any other equivalent examination / DAE (Electrical/ Electronics/ Mechatronics /
Instrumentation ) or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks from any recognized Board
Introduction to Occupational Safety,
Health, Environment
Fuel Technology-I
Introduction to Engineering Materials
Energy Instrumentation Measurement
Power Electronics
Fundamental of Electrical Technology
ENT-231
ENT-232
ENT-233
ENT-234
ENT-235
ENT-236
1
1
0
1
1
1
2+
2+
2+
2+
2+
2+
Electrical Power Transmission and Distribution
Electrical Machines
Power System Analysis and Control
Applied Thermodynamics
Fuel Technology-II
ENH-241
ENT-241
ENT-242
ENT-243
ENT-244
ENT-245
0
1
1
1
2
1
3+
2+
2+
2+
1+
2+
Project Management
Solar Thermal Systems
Wind Turbines Technology
Geothermal Systems and Biomass
Power Protection and Maintenance
Energy Audit and Management
ENM-351
ENT-351
ENT-352
ENT-353
ENT-354
ENT-354
0
1
1
1
2
1
3+
1+
2+
2+
1+
2+
Photovoltaics
Power Quality
Fluid Dynamics Hydrodynamic Machinery
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Project
ENT-361
ENT-362
ENT-363
ENT-364
ENT-365
1
1
1
1
6
2+
2 +
2 +
2 +
0 +
Applied Mathematics-l
Applied Physics
Applied Chemistry
Engineering Drawings
ENH-111
ENS-111
ENS-112
ENT-111
ENS-113
ENT-112
0
0
1
2
1
2
2 +
3 +
2 +
1 +
2 +
1 +
Applied Mathematics-II
Intro to Energy Engineering Technology
Pakistan Studies
Computer Programming
Workshop Practice
ENH-121
ENS-121
ENT-121
ENH-122
ENT-122
ENT-123
0
0
0
0
1
3
3 +
3 +
3 +
2 +
2 +
0 +
Field Training (8x5=40Hrs /Week)
ENT-481 +0 16 16 Weeks Supervised Industrial /
Field Training (8x5=40Hrs /Week)
Et4216 +0 16
Department of

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