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Final for Online Pdf.Cdr CONTENTS The Foundation MS (Data Science) 111 Board of Governors of FAST 4 MS (Software Engineering) 112 MS (Software Project Management) 113 The University Rector's Message 6 Programs in Engineering Board of Trustees 7 BS Civil Engineering 116 Board of Governors 7 BS Electrical Engineering 118 Officers of the University 7 MS Civil Engineering 120 Deans of Faculties 7 MS Electrical Engineering 122 Campuses & Faculty Programs in Management Sciences Chiniot-Faisalabad Campus 9 BBA (4 years) 124 Research Centres 10 BS (Accounting & Finance) (4 years) 126 Faculty 13 MBA (2 years) 128 Islamabad Campus 21 MS (Accounting & Finance) (2 years) 129 Research Centres 23 MS (Management Sciences) (2 years) 130 Faculty 40 Karachi Campus 53 Programs in Sciences & Humanities Research Centres 54 MS (Applied Linguistics) 132 Faculty 61 MS (Mathematics) 133 Lahore Campus 69 PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) 136 Research Centres 70 Faculty 75 Office of Research, Innovation & Peshawar Campus 87 Commercialization (ORIC) 137 Research Centres 88 Faculty 91 Directorate of Quality Assurance 139 Admission Information Programs offered & Campuses 94 Admission Information 141 Programs in Computing NU Online Admission Test 142 BS (Artificial Intelligence) 96 Admission & Academic Schedules 143 BS (Computer Science) 98 Fee Information 144 BS (Cyber Security & Digital Forensics) 101 Financial Assistance/Scholarships 145 BS (Data Science) 103 Transport & Hostel Facilities 146 BS (Software Engineering) 105 Rules & Regulations MS (Artificial Intelligence) 108 Academic Rules & Regulations 147 MS (Computer Networks & Security) 109 Code of Conduct 151 MS (Computer Science) 110 FAST-NUCES Karachi campus FAST-NUCES THE FOUNDATION FAST-NUCES 03 The Foundation The sponsoring body of the University – the Foundation for BOARD OF GOVERNORS Advancement of Science and OF FAST Technology (FAST) was established in 1980. It is registered with the Government of Pakistan as a charitable institution. In 1985, it selected higher education as a vehicle to pursue its objective of producing scientists and technologists of the highest calibre. FAST pioneered the development of IT industry in Pakistan by offering the country's first undergraduate program in Computer Science. Today, this University, sponsored by FAST, stands recognized as the leader and President trend-setter in this field in Pakistan Mr Wasim Sajjad, N.I. and abroad. Members A Board of Governors, elected in accordance with its Constitution, Dr Amir Muhammed manages the affairs of the Mr Arshad Nasar Foundation. The members of the Justice (R) Mian Muhammad Ajmal Board are eminent personalities in Dr Naveed A. Malik their respective fields and are Mr Nawazish Ali Seth associated with the Foundation in an Mr Nisar A. Memon honorary capacity. Mrs Parveen Qadir Agha Mr Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh Mr Rashid A. Khan Justice (R) S. Ali Aslam Jafri Dr Samar Mubarakmand Dr UAG Isani Secretary General Rana Ghulam Shabbir, S.I., T.Q.A 04 FAST-NUCES Islamabad campus THE UNIVERSITY FAST-NUCES 05 The University Rector's Message We are continuously updating and improving the quality of our programs. To achieve this, we are always striving to attract talented scholars to our faculty and improving the library and laboratory facilities. This helps inculcate a culture of research and scholarship. The real job of a university is to generate new knowledge, and we are always encouraging establishment of research centres where faculty and students are involved in research, relevant to the national needs. Muhammad Ayub Alvi, PhD While emphasizing the highest level Rector of professional competence and personality development in our under-graduate students, it is my conviction that graduate programs should be the focal point for any university. Research leads to discovery of new knowledge which is the main purpose of universities all over. Progress of humanity is fuelled by each new discovery and development. Nations which invest in research today can expect rich dividends tomorrow. 06 FAST-NUCES The University Founded as a Federally Chartered environment and recreational University in July 2000, the National facilities to about 11,000 students, University of Computer and Emerging around one quarter are female. Sciences is a premiere University of Research wings of the university are Pakistan, renowned for quality and well recognized, nationally and impact of its students in the internationally. They are embarked development of local software and upon cutting edge research having other industries. The university has direct impact on the social, economic five modern campuses at Karachi, and technological needs of Pakistan. Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and Our vision is to become a globally Chiniot-Faisalabad. These campuses recognized research university of provide world class educational Pakistan within the next decade. Patron of the University President of Pakistan Board of Trustees Board of Governors CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN Mr Wasim Sajjad, Chancellor Dr Ayub Alvi, Rector MEMBERS MEMBERS Mr Arshad Nasar Dr Amir Muhammed Mr Nawazish Ali Seth Mr Ahmad Farooq Mrs Parveen Qadir Agha Justice (R) Mian Muhammad Ajmal Mr Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh Mr Rashid A. Khan Mr Justice (R) S. Ali Aslam Jafri Dr Waseem Ikram Dr UAG Isani Registrar, Secretary Rector Chairman, HEC Chairman, HEC Officers of the University Deans of Faculties Chancellor Mr Wasim Sajjad Computing Dr M. Atif Tahir Rector Dr Ayub Alvi Engineering Dr Waseem Ikram Registrar Engr. Raza Ur Raheem Management Sciences Dr Sadia Nadeem Treasurer Ms Mayral Zafar Sciences & Humanities Dr Akhlaq Bhatti FAST-NUCES 07 Lahore campus 08 FAST-NUCES Faculty and Campuses Chiniot-Faisalabad Director Dr Aftab Maroof Professor & Director PhD (CS), Univ of Wales, UK (1996) Msc (CS), Univ of Wales, UK (1992) Msc (Statistics), PU, Lahore (1979) Situated at the junction of Pakistan's industrial enterprises will go a long The Chiniot-Faisalabad industrial hub—Faisalabad and the way in furthering the cause of campus offers historically rich city of Chiniot in professional education in the country. suburbs of River Chenab, the Chiniot - in Computer Science, Electrical following Faisalabad campus is the 5th campus Engineering and Business degree programs: of the university. The campus Administration. To confer academic symbolises the desirable connect excellence on its graduates, the between nature and industry and campus has scholarly, seasoned, BBA between tradition and modernity. Its dedicated, and professionally picturesque surroundings in the stimulated faculty. The campus has BS(ComputerScience) outskirts of Pakistan's Manchester, state of the art computing, the home to textile industry, engineering and other support BS(ElectricalEngineering) represent human advancement from facilities. Spacious and well- agrarian to industrial and equipped computer and engineering BS(SoftwareEngineering) technological society. The campus is labs impart practical orientation to located on 22-acres of land on the students in their respective areas MBA Faisalabad Sargodha Road (about 9 of study. Audio-visually supported km from M4 Motorway Faisalabad and well-furnished class rooms offer MS(ComputerScience) interchange towards Chiniot). a favourable, conducive, and constructive learning environment to MS(ElectricalEngineering) The Campus has been established to the students. carry forward the academic traditions PhD(ComputerScience) of excellence in professional and In order to contribute to the physical personal aspects of the students. The fitness of students and assist them in aim is to follow the footsteps of the unwinding, the campus extends alumnae of the 4 sister campuses in sports facilities in both indoor and Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, and outdoor games like cricket, football, Peshawar. Graduates of all sister badminton, table tennis, volleyball, campuses of this university are well- basketball, futsal, and chess. Besides received by the industry and hold sports, healthy competitions in the prominent positions in many national fields of information technology, and multinational corporations. A business and arts are frequently large number of university alumni are organized by the campus. serving in prestigious institutions and organizations across the world like The University aims at making this Google, Facebook, Microsoft, YouTube, campus a centre of excellence in Oracle, NCR, LMKR, IBM, and many application of information and more. The physical proximity of the communication technology in Campus with some of the leading agriculture and textile industries. FAST-NUCES 09 Research Centres 1. S patial Analytics · Pr ediction of disease and crime 8 MS theses have successfully been spread; completed with 4 distinctions and 3 Research (SAR) Group · Career progression trajectory best paper awards. Most of the Spatial Analytics Research (SAR) prediction; research activity under this platform Group is led by Dr. Shahzad Sarfraz. · Temporal and spatio-temporal seeks convergence of Software SAR group is a multidisciplinary sentimental analysis for tourist Engineering and Operations research research group established at the attraction recommendation; & Ai dimensions. In context of SE, a department of Computer Science at · Prediction of pollution and its peculiar focus is on Evidence-based National University of Computer and effects on health using remote software engineering (EBSE), Emerging Sciences (NUCES-CFD). sensing images and machine Automated Software Engineering Research group explores learning approaches; (ASE), Requirements Engineering (RE), socioeconomic,
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