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University of Technology Nowshera UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY NOWSHERA ProspectusProspectus 2019-202019-20 UniversityUniversity OOff TechnologyTechnology AAmangarh,mangarh, NNowshera.owshera. 2241004100 PPhone:hone: 00923-560301923-560301 WWebsite:ebsite: hhttp://uotnowshera.edu.pkttp://uotnowshera.edu.pk www.uotnowshera.edu.pk “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.” QQuaid-i-uaid-i- AzamAzam MMuhammaduhammad AAlili JJinnahinnah ((IslamicIslamic CCollege,ollege, PeshawarPeshawar - 112th2th AApril,pril, 11948)948) Proud to be Students of UOT www.uotnowshera.edu.pk Messages 1 Our Vision, Mission 4 District Nowshera 6 Faculty and Admin Staff with Honorable VC 7 Introduction 8 Engineering Technology Education 9 Academic Rules & Policies 10 Facilities 15 Administration Staff 18 Department of Civil Engineering Technology 20 Civil Engineering Technology Laboratories 24 Department of Electrical Engineering Technology 26 Department of Electronic Engineering Technology 30 Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology 34 Mechanical Engineering Technology Laboratories 38 Students’ Industrial Visits 39 Deptt. Of Information Engg. Technology 40 Deptt. Of Energy Engg. Technology 44 Office of Research, Inno. & Commercialization 48 Quality Enhancement Cell 54 Extra Curricular Activities 57 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk from the Vice Chancellor, University of Technology, Nowshera. Prof. Dr. Qamar Ul Wahab It is a great honor and privilege for me to lead Pakistan's first state of the art “Technology” University, with an aim to make it most vibrant, excellent, and productive institution, not only of Pakistan but also of the world. With the passage of time, the engine-of-growth across the globe has clearly shifted from natural resources to knowledge driven economy and technological education is the best source to do so. In Pakistan, technology education had seen skewed development, but the current Provincial Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has realized at proper time to initiate a project, which will flourish 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, but will add new disciplines and Master's program in near future. UoT, Nowshera, is a Public Sector Technology University where 70% time will be spent by the students in the laboratories or in the field, and 30% time in the class rooms. We have well equipped laboratories, where technical knowledge is transferred to the students. These students will have marketable skills and readily find gainful employment. UoT, Nowshera is in its infancy, but there is a tremendous support from the government for this initiative that the university has already been asked to establish campuses in Swabi and Charsadda Districts, which will take start with new Technologies shortly. The heart of a University is 1 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk its Faculty and Administrative staff. Along with their normal duties and responsibilities, these pioneering men and women are driven by passion to bring out dream of world-class Technology University to reality, and I appreciate their spirit, commitment and exuberance. On behalf of my administrative staff and faculty, I invite you to join this elite hub of academic excellence, which will provide ideal environment for creating new knowledge, exploring new frontiers and incubation of innovative ideas. www.uotnowshera.edu.pk 2 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 3 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk ToTo contribute to Pakistan’s economy through excellence in scientific and technical education and research; to serve as a valuable resource for industry and society; and remain a source of pride for all UoT is a catalyst and game-changer,game-changer, where students are professionally trained with cutting-edge technology on state-of- the-art machines, to acquire skills that industry needs to boost Pakistan's economic strategy.strategy. www.uotnowshera.edu.pk 4 Taj Building Nowshera 5 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk District NOWSHERA NowshNowsheraera is a distdistrictrict inin the KKhyberhyber Nowshera-Mardan road. The Risalpur Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan. Nowshera cantonment itself lies on the high grounds, 30 was a tehsil of Peshawar until 1988, when it feet above the surrounding area, with the oldest became a district. It is bordered by Peshawar building dating from 1913 or 1914. Kund Park district to the West, Mardan district to the North, which was established in 2000, is an animal park Charsadda district to the North West, Swabi located in Nowshera. The park is a conservation district to the North East, Kohat district to the center and sanctuary for Asian black bears and South, Orakzai Agency to the South West and Himalayan brown bears. It also houses leopards Attock district to the East. as well as various species of cranes, deer, ducks, Nowshera is home of many excellent education parrots, peafowls and pheasants. Shrine of Syed institutions. The district has a public sector Kastir Gul alias Kaka Sahib is situated in the University of TTechnology,echnology, Nowshera and private Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. sector Northern University, Nowshera. It also Kakakhels are a prominent Syed clan of Khyber houses the campus of Abdul WWaliali Khan Pakhtunkhwa. University, Mardan in Pabbi town while it has a campus of University of Engineering and WEAWEATHERTHER Technology,Technology, Peshawar in Jalozai town. The The weather of district Nowshera is extreme, district also has a public sector medical college: both in summers and winters. The mercury Nowshera Medical College, Nowshera. oscillates in the higher forties on the Celsius The main towns in the Nowshera district are scale in the summers. The hot weather lasting Nowshera city (Capital), Pabbi, Jalozai, almost for 8 months, starting as early in the AkoraKhattak, Jehangira, Risalpur, Khairabad March and ends out in the late October. On the and Nizampur. There are three cantonmentcantonmentss in colder side, the mercury floats below ten degree the Nowshera district: Nowshera Cantonment, Celsius but the colder stretch is limited to Cherat Cantonment and Risalpur Cantonment. December and January and the rest of the The rivers which flow through the Nowshera months have moderate temperature. district are Bara River and Kabul River. The military installations in Nowshera District are Pakistan Air Force Academy, Pakistan Army COMMUNICACOMMUNICATIONTION AND TRANSPORT Armored Corps Centre, Special Operations The district has rail connections to the rest of the School and Military College of Engineering. 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 PLACES transportation. The communication system is Akbarpura is a village, roughly 13 miles northeast well abreast with the world, offering every mode of the city of Peshawar, in Nowshera District. of digital communication. Akbarpura is named after the Mughal King Akbar the Great, who camped here before going to Afghanistan. Manglot wildlife park Nizampur is MARKETS AND SHOPPING AREAS established on the hilltops and plains of Khwara The shopping areas are generally concentrated range near the Indus river in Nizampur area of in the Nowshera city and the cantonment area. Nowshera district. Modern shopping plazas have been developed Cherat is a hill station, immediately above the during the last decade on the main GT Road. villages of Chapri and Saleh Khana in the Nowshera district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in HEALHEALTHTH FACILITIES Pakistan. Cherat lies 34 miles south east from the Beside the major government hospitals, a large city of Peshawar at an elevation of 4,500 feet on number of medium and small medical and allied the west of the Khattak range, which divides the facilities, both in public and private sectors district of Nowshera from Kohat. During British provide medical coverage. 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 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk 6 ncellor Faculty and Administrative Staff with the Honorable Vice Cha with the Honorable Vice Administrative Staff Faculty and 177 www.uotnowshera.edu.pk In the modern world, almost every University of Technology Nowshera region has adopted “the knowledge (UoT) is operational in a rented building ba se d ec on om y” sl og an . Th e at Amangarh, district Nowshera. UoT knowledge based economy addresses Nowshera currently offers four bachelor how the education and knowledge, programs including, B.Sc. in Electrical typically called "human capital", can Engineering Technology, Electronics serve as a productive asset or a Engineering Tec hnology , Civil business product. The innovative Engineering Technology and services and products can be sold out Mechanical Engineering Technology. and exported to yield profits for the The University plans to start new individuals, the businesses and the programs such as B.Sc. Energy economy. This component of the Systems Technology Engineering, economy relies greatly on intellectual Information Tech nology and MS capabilities
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