DHA SUFFA Prospectus 2016-2017

DHA SUFFA UNIVERSITY DG-78, Off Khayaban-e-Tufail, Ph-VII (Ext.), DHA, Tel: 35244851-53 | Cell: 0324-2444595

Find out more about studying at DSU by visiting www.dsu.edu.pk

/dhasuffa| /dhasuffa Chancellor of the DHA Members of University DSU BOG

Brig Zubair Ahmed Administrator DHA Karachi

Brig Naeem Azhar Lone, SI(M) (Retd) Secretary DHA Karachi

Lt Gen Naveed Mukhtar, HI(M) Commander 5 Corps Brig Muhammad , Brig Sardar Muhammad, Syed Jamal Macdi President Executive Board DHA Karachi SI(M) (Retd) SI(M) (Retd) Director Finance Director Pers & Adm Director Education DHA Karachi DHA Karachi DHA Karachi Table of Contents

Campus Location 02 Quality Enhancement Cell 32 Welcome note from the Vice Chancellor 04 IT Services at DSU 33 DSU Faculty Profile 34 DSU at a Glance History 06 Bachelor’s Degree Programs Recognitions and Approvals 07 BE-Mechanical 50 BE-Electrical 55 Success Starts at DSU BS-Computer Science 58 International Collaboration 08 BBA 61 The DSU Philosophy 09 BS-Accounting and Finance 64 Faculty 09 Students 09 Master’s Degree Programs Vision 10 MS-Mechanical Engineering 66 Mission 10 MS-Electrical Engineering 70 Core Values 11 MS-Computer Science 73 Equal Opportunity Policy 11 MS-Management Sciences 75 MBA 76 Statutory Bodies of DSU Executive MBA 80 The Board of Governors 12 The Academic Council 13 Doctoral Degree Programs PhD-Management Sciences 82 Academic Departments PhD-Mechanical Engineering 84 Mechanical Engineering 14 PhD-Electrical Engineering 85 Electrical Engineering 17 PhD-Computer Science 86 Computer Science 19 Management Sciences 24 University Services and Support Basic Sciences 26 University Life - Services and Support 87 Humanities 27 Scholarships and Fee Concessions 93 German Resource Center 29 Application Process 94 Professional Development Center 30 DSU Teams Return Victorious 96 Center of Excellence for the Development of Research and Soft Skills (CEDRSS) 31 Campus Location

DHA Suffa University A Premier Institution

DHA Suffa University (DSU) imparts quality education in one of the upscale housing societies of ’s largest cosmopolitan city, Karachi. The purpose-built campus of DHA Suffa University is located on Khayaban-e-Tufail, a two-minute drive from main Khayaban-e-Ittehad. Its campus, sprawling over 4 acres of land, with its imposing building and lush green lawns, serves as a landmark in the area. Nestled in the secure and serene environment of DHA Karachi, with major commercial banks, parks, medical centers, restaurants, sports arenas and mosques in close vicinity, the university is conveniently accessible by public transport.

02 03 Welcome Note From the Vice Chancellor

I am pleased to introduce to you DHA Suffa University (DSU) that has become the first choice of graduate and undergraduate studies for many students and their parents. Its high caliber faculty, state-of-the-art IT infrastructure, modern labs and innovative pedagogical techniques are on a par with those of the top ranking world class . The calm, secure and absolutely peaceful environment make the DSU Campus highly conducive to teaching, learning and research. These attributes have earned our University’s recognition and significantly high ranking by the national and provincial regulatory bodies.

Besides teaching the curricula comprehensively, the University lays great emphasis on the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. It endeavors to groom its students in multiple dimensions. The university takes all essential measures for transforming its students into outstanding professionals, future innovators and researchers. In order to achieve this lofty goal, the University is collaborating with a large number of renowned institutions and industries both, at home and abroad.

Although we know that we will have the pleasure of your company for only a few years, we are convinced that with our teaching philosophy, research facilities and caring attitude, you will find studying at DSU a reward for life.

Engr. Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Hussain Vice Chancellor

PhD (Electrical Engineering), University of Bradford, UK MS (Electrical Engineering), US Navy Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA BE (Electrical), NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi

04 05 DSU at a Glance

DHA Suffa University aspires to be ranked History The Master Plan of the new campus has been standards of National Computing Education amongst the nation’s top educational institutions. DHA Suffa University was granted Charter by the developed by M/S Osmani & Company (Pvt). Accreditation Council (NCEAC), whereas the DHA Suffa University opened its doors in Fall Government in the year 2002. The Charter Ltd. one of the leading town planners and real BBA and MBA programs conform to the 2012 to the youth of the country, with a vision to is not discipline specific. It gives freedom to estate developers in the country. The new standards of National Business Education produce world class engineers, computer launch programs in any discipline. The campus will be fully residential for the faculty, Accreditation Council (NBEAC). The University scientists, entrepreneurs and business leaders. University derives its name from the rectangular staff and students. It will have the capacity to was inspected and evaluated by the Sindh DSU offers undergraduate, graduate and platform in “Masjid-e-Nabwi”, where companions accommodate 5,000 students. Government’s Charter Inspection and Evaluation doctoral programs in engineering, computer of the Prophet (PBUH) used to spend most of Committee (CIEC) to its full satisfaction in science and management sciences. Over the their time, day and night in the quest of Recognition and Approvals by December 2012 and 2014. past three years, DSU has undergone knowledge. The University intends to generate Regulatory Bodies over-whelming changes to build effective the same zeal and thirst of knowledge among its systems. From infrastructure development to students and faculty. DSU is recognized by the Higher Education technology up-gradation, curriculum revamp to Commission of Pakistan (HEC) as a private formulation of pedagogy, addition of foreign The construction of the present campus on 4 sector degree awarding university in the qualified faculty to introduction of new programs, acres of land in DHA Phase VII (Ext). started in province of Sindh. The BE (Mechanical) and BE DSU is systematically taking giant leaps towards the year 2004 and was completed in the year (Electrical) programs of DSU are approved by achieving its vision of being a Premier 2007. The capacity of this campus is 2000 the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). The BS Educational Institution. students. The University is setting up its second (Computer Science) program conforms to the campus, spreading over 28 acres of land in DHA City, Karachi. 06 07 Success Starts at DSU

International Collaborations educational, industrial and research The DSU Philosophy DSU, from its inception, has been committed to opportunities provided by German institutions The educational philosophy of DSU is three emerge as an institution of higher education of and industries. Under the MOU with EIIE, tiered: inculcating relevant knowledge in paramount standards. It follows curricula that selected DSU students now visit Germany students, helping them with their personal are in line with international practices. It every year for a two-week long summer camp. development and giving them a real accepts credits of online courses of equal professional life experience. This philosophy contents, offered by foreign universities like In February 2016, the University signed an makes the DSU experience “a reward for life”. MIT, Caltech and Stanford. MOU with the Bilkent University, Ankara, DSU’s online admissions system, modern Turkey for collaboration in Academics and curricula, unique teaching methodologies, Research. Under this MOU, every year two continuous evaluation, online examination system and an environment that is conducive to learning make it a progr institution.

DSU believes that no student should be deprived of education on the basis of his/her financial status. It therefore, practices a need-blind policy for admissions, which means the sole admission criterion for all students is merit.

Study with our Accomplished Faculty DSU boasts of a highly accomplished full-time faculty which is actively engaged in teaching as well as research activities. Our faculty members have a vast experience of working for DHA Suffa University signed a Memorandum of DSU students will study one semester at some of the most prestigious institutions that Understanding (MOU) with AIMST University to Bilkent University and reciprocally two Bilkent are locally and globally recognized in the world attend 1-3 semesters for studies at University students will study one semester at of academia, research and industry. Their TUAS-Wildau and perform an industrial DSU. interests include writing research papers, internship in Germany. developing case studies and providing Besides these MOUs, the University has also consultancy services to public and private Other collaborations with TUAS-Wildau signed an MOU with Chengdu University, organizations. They believe in creation of envisaged by the MOU include exchange of Sichuan Province, China for collaboration in knowledge through research and innovation. faculty members; technology transfer for academics and research. industries, businesses and enterprises; Vibrant Student Community specialized summer camps tailored to DSU Within the country, the university has signed DSU students hail from widely diverse requirements, and launching of joint degree MOUs with Institute of Cost and Management backgrounds and they like to pursue a variety programs. The MOU with TUAS-Wildau follows Accountants (ICMA) and Pakistan Standards of interests and passions during their stay at an earlier MOU the University signed with the and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA) for the university. Our students take keen interest Eurasia Institute for International Education collaboration in research. in various activities ranging from Model United (EIIE), located in Berlin. Under this MOU, a Nations, Sporting Events, Naat Competitions, German Resource Center was established at Math Olympiads and Programming DSU to teach German language to DSU Competitions both at home and overseas. students and to facilitate the exploitation of

08 09 Vision LEARNING To become a globally recognized institution of higher education and research, which would extend the frontiers of knowledge and contribute significantly in nation building.

CHARACTER FAITH Mission To achieve higher standards in teaching, learning and research for becoming a world renowned CORE academic institution. VALUES DISCOVERY DIVERSITY

Learning DSU is a university where learning and acquiring knowledge is the core business. During the process of learning, human faculties of curiosity, understanding and communication are fully activated. At DSU, we uphold the view that learning is a layered and ongoing process.

Discovery The spirit of curiosity forces the human mind to find reasons for why and how things happen in the natural world. This leads to an effort to discover or research for finding answers to questions that arise from Core Values observation of the natural world. Discovery or research is only possible after some learning has taken place. Faith Character Discovery may need quantitative and qualitative analytical skills which are developed in the students as part of the learning process at DSU. Faith, in general, means confidence or trust in a Character means knowing the difference between person or entity. However, for DHA Suffa right and wrong and having the courage to do the University, faith specifically means confidence or right thing. The University lays great emphasis on Diversity trust in the Almighty Allah, the creator of the character building. DSU firmly believes that DHA Suffa University promotes diversity and opens its doors to all persons regardless of their gender, religion, universe. Faith in the creator is the foundation of Character is accumulation of thoughts, values, social status, color, caste and creed. DSU is committed to recognizing and appreciating the variety of all good human values. It establishes the vital link words and actions. It is established by long-term characteristics that make individuals unique. It promotes and celebrates individual and collective between the creator and the creation. All faiths conscientious adherence to moral values. Efforts achievements. promote peace and love. DHA Suffa University by parents, teachers and others to instill these also upholds the view that faith and reason are values are important, but ultimately, character is not mutually exclusive. True faith must exhibit both formed and revealed by how one deals with itself through action. However, we must not everyday situations as well as extraordinary Equal Opportunity Policy comment on another person’s faith under any pressures and temptations. situation. DHA Suffa University is an equal opportunity institution with no discrimination on the basis of status, gender, language, religion, region, color, caste or creed. There is no quota for admissions and employment. Merit is the sole criteria for admission, employment, academic and career progression. DSU encourages and facilitates students from rural areas, financially constrained families and foreign countries to study on open merit. 10 11 Statutory Bodies Academic Council Board of Governors The Academic Council is the highest academic body of the University, which oversees proper The Board of Governors of DHA Suffa University comprises of the following: standards of instruction, research, publications and examinations. It regulates the academic activities of the University and the following members:

■ Commander 5 Corps / PEB DHA who is Chancellor of the University and Chairman of the Board ■ The Vice Chancellor who is the Chairperson of the Council ■ A Judge of the Sindh High Court, nominated by the Chief Justice ■ Pro-Vice Chancellor ■ The Secretary Education, ■ All the Deans ■ The Chairman, Higher Education Commission ■ All the Heads of the Teaching Departments ■ The Administrator, Defence Housing Authority, Karachi ■ All Principals of the Constituent Units ■ The Vice Chancellor, DSU ■ All Professors and Associate Professors of the University ■ The Pro-Vice Chancellor, DSU ■ One nominee of the Department of Education, Sindh ■ One Vice Chancellor of a university nominated by the Chancellor ■ One nominee of the Defence Housing Authority, Karachi ■ Three nominees of the Defence Housing Authority, Karachi ■ Director Education of the Defence Housing Authority, Karachi ■ Two eminent educationists as approved by the Chairman ■ Two eminent persons, one each from arts and sciences ■ President Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry ■ The Advisor (Academics) of the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan ■ The Registrar acts as the Secretary of the Board ■ One nominee of Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)

■ The Director QEC

■ The Registrar acts as the Secretary of the Council

12 13 Department of DSU’s Facilities Offer Mechanical Engineering Long Term Benefits

Vision To produce qualified mechanical engineers in the specialization streams of Robotics, Mechatronics, Renewable Energy, Fuel Cell Technology and Nanotechnology, who can take up roles as design or support engineering team members in national and global industries and business organizations.

Faculty Mechanical Engineering Department is equipped with The Mechanical Engineering Department prides itself the following laboratories and workshop facilities: on its faculty which exhibits excellence in teaching, ■ Advanced Materials Center research and industrial expertise in the areas like ■ Applied Chemistry Lab HVACR, Materials Engineering, Propulsion Systems, ■ Applied Physics Lab Renewable Energies, CAD/CAM, Computational ■ Computer Aided Engineering Center Mechanics, CAE, Simulations, Rotor Dynamics, ■ Computer Integrated Manufacturing Center Structural Mechanics, Robotics and Mechanical ■ Computing Lab Programming Lab Vibrations. Our faculty endeavors to help the students ■ Engineering Drawing Hall excel in research, develop in depth knowledge and ■ Engineering Workshop-I (Machine Shop) acquire the ability to apply their learning in the ■ Engineering Workshop-II (Bench-fitting Shop) industry. It brings practical experiences from its ■ Engineering Workshop-III outstanding industrial and research exposure to the (Welding + Heat Treatment Shop) classrooms. We believe our students would adopt ■ Heat Transfer Lab and apply the best engineering practices after ■ Instrumentation Lab graduating under the supervision of our eminent ■ Machines Lab faculty. ■ Materials Lab ■ Mechanics Lab ■ Metrology Lab Experience High-tech Laboratories ■ Process Control Lab Mechanical Engineering Laboratories supplement ■ Renewable Energy Center the Mechanical Engineering Degree Program ■ Robotics & Mechatronics Center comprehensively. The ME laboratories provide ■ Thermo-Fluids Lab hands-on experience of basic measurement ■ Vibrations Lab techniques using sophisticated lab equipment. An additional feature is the use of software with high-speed computers to design and corroborate Accreditations advanced concepts of engineering in Fluid Dynamics, Our Mechanical Engineering program is recognized Heat Transfer, Structural Analysis, Materials by HEC and approved by PEC. The University and Engineering, Manufacturing Technologies, CNC the Department are committed to working together Processes, Optimization of Processes, Control with HEC and PEC at all levels to improve the quality Systems, Vibrations and Robotics. of education in the country. 14 15 Careers BE in Mechanical Engineering from DSU offers students the opportunity to prepare for careers in traditional as well as emerging technologies related to Mechanical Engineering like Fuel Cell Technology, Robotics, Department of Mechatronics, Nanotechnology and Renewable Energy Systems. In addition to these, conventional engineering technologies involving power generation systems, structures, machines, automotive design, manufacturing, materials development, plant engineering, maintenance, pressure vessels and piping Electrical Engineering engineering, heating, refrigeration and air conditioning systems are all possible career options in the fast growing and developing society of Pakistan. Vision Industrial Liaison The Department of Electrical Engineering (EE) at DSU has a vision to produce EE graduates, who will The Mechanical Engineering Department of DHA Suffa University has its own Industrial Liason Office (ILO) be highly sought by industrial and business organizations and will contribute to the development of the working with various industrial organizations and technical institutes across different regions of Pakistan, country. especially the South. In this endeavour, the ILO Office has already started collaboration with different industries. This mutual collaboration will establish faculy research support, enhance student exposure, technology incubation, internships, case studies and professional training workshops.

16 17 Acquire the Appropriate Department of Skills for Industry Computer Science Vision Faculty World class IT specialists, entrepreneurs and The Department has outstanding faculty with immense researchers are the demand of today’s job market experience of teaching and research in leading with the increasing reliance of industries on information technology. The department aims to universities. A majority of them exhibit industrial produce outstanding computer specialists to meet experience. The faculty is keenly engaged in developing the requirements of the job market and add value solutions for the contemporary problems using high-tech to the field of information technology. concepts. Such projects have great potential for local Introduction and overseas funding and grants. Our faculty provides The Department of Computer Science offers guidance to conduct research in many areas including: programs that produce well-versed computer Artificial Intelligence, Bio-Informatics, Computational specialists to meet the job market expectations. Faculty Accreditations Our curriculum is on a par with the best in the Genetics, Computational Linguistics, Networking, Our faculty is second to none as majority of them Our Electrical Engineering program is recognized world. It gives our students opportunities to adapt Wireless Networking, Databases, Distributed and have earned higher education from reputed by HEC and approved by PEC. The University and themselves to emerging technologies and Parallel Computing, Information Security, Multimedia foreign universities. They are a valuable asset to the Department believe in working together with innovative ideas. The department is keen to and Game Development, Graphics and Visualization, prepare its students to meet the needs of the the university, having vast industrial experience HEC and PEC at all levels to improve the quality and Software Engineering. and research expertise in their respective fields. of education in the country. global and Pakistani companies, therefore, our Their worthy research and teaching exposure pedagogy includes extensive laboratory work, help our students excel in academics, acquire independent projects, field work, task based Careers Our Graduates Can Seek teaching, and extensive research projects. practical knowledge and polish their research The Electrical Engineering program offers its capabilities. students three specialization streams: Power, Telecommunications and Electronics. Our Learn With Our Latest Labs students can choose to be the members of design Electrical Engineering Laboratories give students or support engineering teams at industrial and hands-on experience of embedded systems, data business organizations, locally as well as globally. acquisition, feedback control, communication The opportunities to excel in careers in higher systems and electrical power systems. The Labs education, research and consultancy can also be are installed with the advanced equipment for pursued. measuring, testing and computing. The students appreciate the real essence of Electrical Engineering design by working with such Industrial Liaison high-tech equipment. Our department is rigorously taking steps to establish links with the industry. We believe that our Our laboratories include: students should fulfil the needs of employers, ■ Computing Lab industries and the society at large. Recently, ■ Programming Lab students have done internships at the major ■ Circuits and Electronics Lab engineering industries in Karachi like PIA and ■ Digital Systems Lab K-Electric. Field trips, participation in competitions ■ Electrical Machines Lab organized by the industry and guest speaker ■ Telecom & Signal Processing Lab sessions by experts from the companies are some ■ Electrical Power Labs of the ways through which we are extending and ■ Process Control Lab strengthening our collaboration with the job market. ■ Project Lab ■ Applied Physics Lab ■ Applied Chemistry Lab

18 19 Labs Center for Research in Center for Research in Industrial Links Computer Science Laboratories at DSU provide Ubiquitous Computing (CRUC) Computational Linguistics The Department of Computer Science is students with hands-on experience in analysis, Center for Research in Ubiquitous Computing (CRCL) establishing contacts with various software design, coding and testing activities for (CRUC) is the first research group in Pakistan in CRCL focuses on natural language processing, houses, IT companies, and professional bodies computational problems. Computing tools and the area of Ubiquitous Computing. CRUC focuses computational grammar and text mining. It has a for keeping the curriculum up-to-date and in devices are powered by state-of-the-art data on the promotion of ubiquitous computing through special focus on Pakistani languages i.e. , coherence with the demand of the industry. For center to assist in the construction and analysis of systems, algorithms and project management. Sindhi, Pashto, etc. Currently, it is working on these purposes, the Department focuses on computing intensive applications. The laboratory This research center has developed several machine transliteration, machine translation and different training programs for students and the experiences provide opportunities for students to projects that are based on innovative ideas under lexical resource acquisition for Pakistani faculty. Furthermore, seminar sessions by senior explore and learn core computing practices and the guidance of renowned researchers in languages. IT entrepreneurs and professionals are held to prepare for industrial liaison and entrepreneur- collaboration with international labs. To date, apprise them with the latest trends in the industry. ship. The Department has established the CRUC has produced numerous publications in It is founded by Dr. Tafseer Ahmed who received The Department also plans to develop technology following labs to cater to the needs of students journals of international repute having cumulative his PhD from University of Konstanz, Germany. incubators in the near future, which will enable and researchers: impact factor of 16.0. DHA Suffa University He has worked on Urdu Parallel Grammar students to work on real-world projects during Chapter of CRUC is led by Dr. Syed Imran Jami, (PARGRAM) project that had collaborations with their vacations or as their course projects. ■ Programming Lab who is one of the founding members of CRUC. Microsoft and PARC (Palo Alto Research Center). Similarly, the Department is negotiating with ■ Computing Lab Currently, he is a consultant in two international various software houses and IT companies for ■ Advanced Computing Lab projects for Urdu Lexical Resources other collaboration models that will promote ■ Digital Systems Lab Development. exchange of knowledge, skills and research ■ Systems Lab acumen of both industry and academia. ■ Graphics and Visualization Lab

20 21 Careers Our Students can Select The Department of Computer Science has established contacts for career advancement of its students with various software houses and IT companies. Some of the careers that they can select include: IT Entrepreneur, Information Technology Manager, Information Technology Consultant, Software Architect, System Analyst, Software Engineer, Web Application Developer, Database Administrator, Network Administrator and Software Quality Assurance Analyst.

Research and development can also be one of the lucrative fields for them. They can also obtain MS/PhD degrees to pursue career in higher education. Entrepreneurship is another suitable choice which they can pursue after earning the degree successfully.

22 23 Department of Professions for Our Graduates Successful graduates of Management Sciences can find employment in financial institutions, banks, Management Sciences insurance and leasing companies. They are also able to pursue careers as Brand Managers, Marketing Managers, Sales Managers, Business Development business environment. This role of Management Our Vision Executives, Strategic Business Analysts, Media Science places it in one of the popular disciplines The Department aims to produce resourceful Planners, HR Managers, Recruiters and Trainers. managers and entrepreneurs to contribute to in academia. national development. The core values of the The Department offers comprehensive programs that DHA Suffa University’s Management Sciences Department of Management Sciences are: enhance employability skills, place students in program enables students to develop strong relevant internship programs and also provide them analytical and quantitative skills, understand ■ Academic rigor career counseling. ■ Practical relevance organizational functions and build the key ■ Creativity competencies needed to make a career in Center for Case Development (CCD) Pakistani and international business setups. ■ Integrity and sustainability The case method of teaching has gained popularity in Our Accomplished Pedagogues recent years. The aim of CCD is to encourage case Introduction to the Discipline and study pedagogy and develop real cases to bring The Management Sciences Department Programs actual business issues and problems to the comprises of competent faculty members who Management Science as a field engages in classrooms. The Department is keen to establish have graduated from internationally recognized research, development and implementation of research driven atmosphere to create valuable universities and possess excellent teaching and solutions to organizational and managerial knowledge in the field. The Center for Case research exposure at reputed foreign and problems using logic, strategic management and Development is the first step towards this goal. financial models and information technology. Pakistani universities. They are distinguished by Organizations often apply Management Science their excellence, commitment and innovation in concepts to gain competitive advantage and business education. maximize profitability in an increasingly dynamic 24 25 Department of Department of Basic Sciences Humanities

Vision Faculty Vision Faculty The Department aims to develop young minds by The Department of Basic Sciences at DSU is highly The Department believes in developing critical The faculty of Department of Humanities is a perfect introducing them to the wondrous world of diversified. The Department has a perfect blend of thinking, communication skills and verbal reasoning combination of experienced and qualified teachers, science. Encountering great challenges requires experienced and qualified teachers in all areas of to make the students effective communicators. The who have attended as well as taught at renowned technical and scientific endeavor. Basic Sciences Basic Sciences. Our faculty possesses vast Department strives to make the students dynamic national and international institutions. The Department equip young engineers and scientists with a range teaching and research experience. Most of them of critical skills needed to be successful in have attended renowned national and international individuals who could play a vital role in the society. boasts of faculty members who are active researchers academics and the professional world. institutions. They are engaged in research activities, in their areas of interest. The faculty of HU contributes which helps in the enrichment and growth of DSU to teaching the compulsory and fundamental courses and facilitates the students to broaden their vision of Engineering, Computer Science and Management and skills. The faculty of the Basic Sciences Sciences degree programs, which include courses on Department contributes in the essential and English Composition, Islamic Studies, Professional fundamental courses common to all the degree Ethics, Pakistan Studies, Functional English,Communication programs. Courses that are taught by BS faculty include Applied Physics, Applied Chemistry and Skills and Technical Report Writing. Mathematics.

26 27 German Resource Center The German Resource Center was established in Objectives 2014 after an MOU was signed with Eurasia Institute for International Education (EIIE) located in Berlin, ■ Raise awareness of the university community Germany. EIIE is committed to promoting positive about educational, research and career change and building the future by means of opportunities in Germany international education. ■ Promote and enhance academic cooperation on national and international levels Our partner, the Eurasia Institute for International ■ Develop and implement joint degree programs Education (EIIE), is a well-established education ■ Equip faculty members and students with provider and facilitates students who wish to study in cross-cultural competencies needed for working Germany. Founded in 1993 by Mr. Andrew Geddes, and studying in a multicultural environment the Institute has been providing educational ■ Offer opportunities for learning German language solutions in around 80 countries for over two on campus. decades. In collaboration with partner schools and universities worldwide, EIIE offers institutionalized At the GRC we believe that only true understanding pathway programs within the framework of dual can bring cultures together and it is international degrees and academic exchange programs. education that forms a solid foundation for encouraging harmony. GRC organizes summer camps every year Mission in which students visit Germany for three weeks. They explore Germany as a destination for higher studies The mission of GRC is to facilitate students to and experience German culture and lifestyle. Activities benefit from higher education opportunities provided at the summer camp include German language by German universities and to promote Germany as classes, visits to historic sites, German universities and a destination for higher studies. industries.

28 29 Professional Center of Excellence Development Center for the Development of (PDC) Research and Soft Skills Today’s competitive business environment demands paper writing, strategic and critical thinking are some (CEDRSS) rigorous professional training. DHA Suffa University of the programs designed for the growth of professionals. has established a Professional Development Center We believe in making efforts to uplift the expertise of Through the Center of Excellence for the Development of Research and Soft Skills (CEDRSS), DSU aims to (PDC) to cater to the needs of the middle and higher empower research students by providing them a platform to polish not only their English language skills but people working at managerial positions in various level management. It offers opportunities to executives also their soft skills such as leadership qualities and interpersonal communication skills. CEDRSS aims to fields. Recently, the University has established a provide training to MPhil and PhD students who think that their English language proficiency is unsatisfactory to update themselves with the current knowledge and magnificent Executive Lecture Theater to hold events or whose supervisors require them to enhance their English language skills. trends in their fields. It aims to strengthen the that foster professional development. organizational effectiveness by holding workshops, The Centre has so far conducted two popular workshops on “Writing Research Papers” and “Research seminars, trainings and conferences. Managerial and Communication Skills”. The latter was specially organized for research scholars from Dr. A.Q Khan, Institute of communication skills, project management, research Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (KIBGE), National Center for Proteomics and Institute of Sustainable Halophytes, ().

30 31 Quality Enhancement IT Services DSU has state-of-the-art IT infrastructure for Cell (QEC) students and the faculty alike, that is available Vision and methods of evaluation and monitors the readily for effective learning. The technologies QEC at DSU is committed to ensure quality as a people who are involved in such activities (faculty, are latest, based on the principles of Cloud norm in everything we do at DSU. students and staff). Computing. Students are facilitated by the DSU Portal, where they can get instant access to The QEC is responsible to liaise with all the Objectives respective nominated degree programs / assessment information pertinent to their academic needs. ■ Establishing, improving and maintaining team members and coordinate with them in order to Also, the DSU Learning Management System academic standards ensure conformity to the quality standards prescribed allows students to access teaching material and ■ Monitoring and enhancing students’ learning by HEC and various prestigious national and ■ Verifying compatibility of the program submit their assignments online. Computing international regulatory bodies. objectives with institutional goals facilities include across-the-campus Wi-Fi-connectivity ■ Providing feedback for quality assurance The QEC of DSU performs so meticulously that allowing interaction between students and faculty of academic programs and support services HEC acknowledged it in the form of a formal letter members round the clock. The Computer Labs of appreciation. provide an exceptional computing experience to Being an obligation by the Higher Education Commission, the QEC at DHA Suffa University the students, where all essential software for does not just implement or operationalize the HEC their educational needs are already available. quality enhancement rules, it takes confident steps in making DHA Suffa University work enroute to excellence. Aligned with this vision, the QEC entrenches quality in all its academic degree programs, develops quality assurance processes

32 33 DSU Faculty Profile

Engr. Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Hussain Vice Chancellor Dr. Munawar Hussain Associate Professor PhD (Electrical Engineering), University of Bradford, UK HEC Approved PhD Supervisor MS (Electrical Engineering), US Navy Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA BE (Electrical), NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi PhD (Chemistry), University of Rostock, Germany

Engr. Dr. Johar Khurshid Farooqi Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Siddiqui Professor and Dean Engineering & Applied Sciences Assistant Professor HEC Approved PhD Supervisor HEC Approved PhD Supervisor

PhD (Mechanical Engineering), University of Manchester, Manchester, UK PhD (Computer Engineering), Kyung Hee University, Korea MS (Mechanical Engineering), KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia MS (Computer Engineering), Kyung Hee University, Korea BS (Mechanical Engineering), UET, Lahore BS (Computer Science), University of Karachi

Dr. Kaleem Raza Khan Professor, Dean Economics & Management Sciences, HoD Management Sciences and Humanities, Director Publications and Director CEDRSS Dr. Muhammed Mobeen Movania PhD (English Linguistics), University of Karachi Assistant Professor MA (Linguistics for ELT), Lancaster University, UK HEC Approved PhD Supervisor MA (English Linguistics), University of Karachi MA (English Literature), University of Karachi PhD (Computer Science), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore DipTEIL, Islamabad BS (Computer Science), , Karachi

Dr. Syed Imran Jami Assistant Professor and HoD, Computer Science Dr. Rida Ahmed HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Assistant Professor HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi MS (Computer Science), LUMS PhD (Chemistry), HEJ Research Institute of Chemistry, University of Karachi BS (Computer Science), University of Karachi MSc (Applied Chemistry), University of Karachi

Dr. Sameer Qazi Assistant Professor and HoD, Electrical Engineering Dr. Tafseer Ahmed Khan HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Assistant Professor

PhD (Electrical), University of New South Wales, Australia PhD (Computational Linguistics), University of MS (Telecom), University of New South Wales, Australia Konstanz, Germany BE (Electrical), NUST, Karachi MCS, University of Karachi

Dr. Mumtaz Ali Shaikh Assistant Professor Engr. Shoib Ahmed Assistant Professor and HoD, Mechanical Engineering PhD (Electrical Engineering), Heriot-Watt University, UK MS (Electronics and Communication Engineering), Myongji MS (Thermal Power), Cranfield University, UK University, South Korea BE (Aerospace), PAF College of Aeronautical Engineering, Karachi BS (Electronics Engineering), SSUET, Pakistan

34 35 Dr. Navid Jamil Malik Dr. Shaukat Wasi Assistant Professor & Director, Professional Development Center (PDC) Assistant Professor

PhD (Education) PhD (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi MS (Control Systems Engineering) MS (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi BS (Electrical Engineering) BS (Computer Science), University of Karachi

Dr. Rafil Riaz Dr. Muhammad Kashif Khan Lecturer Assistant Professor (on leave) PhD (Astrophysics), ISPA-University of Karachi PhD (Materials Engineering), The Open University, UK MSc (Space Science), University of Karachi BE (Mechanical), NED University BSc (Hons.), University of Karachi

Dr. Bilal Ahmed Siddiqui Assistant Professor Engr. Akhtar Nadyme Assistant Professor and Director, QEC PhD (Robotics), KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia MS (Aerospace Engineering), KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia MSc (Electrical Engineering), Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey BE (Mechanical), NED University BSc (Electrical Engineering), Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey

Dr. Shaikh Muhammad Ishtiaq Assistant Professor HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Engr. Muhammad Mustafa Pasha Assistant Professor PhD (Islamic Studies), University of Karachi MA (Islamic Studies), University of Karachi MS (Computer Aided Engineering), University of Southern California, CA, USA PGD (Islamic Business and Finance), SZIC BS (Mechanical Engineering), GIK Institute, Topi, Pakistan

Engr. Dr. Muhammad Farrukh Shahab Assistant Professor (on leave) Engr. Adnan Nasir PhD (Computational Fluid Dynamics), ENSMA Poitiers, France Assistant Professor MS (Mechanical), Université de Poitiers, France BE (Mechanical), NED University ME (Electrical), Nanyang Tehnological University, Singapore

Engr. Dr. Rauf A. S. Malick Assistant Professor (on leave) Engr. Salman Zaffar Assistant Professor PhD (Computer Science), University of Karachi MPhil (Computer Science), University of Karachi MS (Electrical Engineering), METU, Turkey BE (Computer System Engineering) SSUET BS (Electronics Engineering), SSUET

36 37 Mr. Moin-ul-Atiq Mr. Syed Muhammad Fahim Assistant Professor, Director Sports and Student Counsellor Assistant Professor

MA (Sports Mangement), University of Central Lancashire, UK MS (Management Sciences), Institute of Business and Technology, Karachi MBA (Marketing), MCom (Marketing), University of Karachi

Mr. Razi Sultan Siddiqui Assistant Professor Mr. Syed Hammad Ahmed Assistant Professor MS (Management Sciences), SZABIST, Karachi MBA (Human Resources and Marketing), University of Sindh, Pakistan MS (Computer Science), LUMS MSc (Psychology), University of Sindh, Pakistan BS (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi BSc (Hons) Psychology, University of Sindh, Pakistan

Ms. Naila Shahzada Mr. Bilal Butt Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

MBA (Management Information System), IBA, Karachi MS (Computer Science), SZABIST, Karachi MS (Computer Science), LUMS MA (Islamic Studies), University of Karachi BS (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi

Mr. Akhtar Ahmed Khalili Assistant Professor & Director Students Placement Engr. Junaid Ahmed MPhil (Education), Iqra University Assistant Professor MA (English Linguistics), University of Karachi MA (Educational Administration and Management), University of Punjab ME (Electronics), Hamdard University MA (English Literature), University of Karachi BE (Electronics), Pakistan

Mr. Khubaib Ahmed Qureshi Engr. Makhdoomzada Asadullah Siddiqui Assistant Professor Senior Lecturer

MPhil (Data Engineering), SZABIST, Karachi MSc (Electric Power Engineering), KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden MCS (Software Engineering), SZABIST, Karachi BE (Electrical), NUST, Karachi

Mr. Twaha Ahmed Minai Ms. Mahvish Tabani Assistant Professor Senior Lecturer

MPhil (Computer Science), University of Karachi MA (Economics), McGill University, Canada MCS (Computer Science), University of Karachi BSc (Mathematics with Economics), University College London (UCL), UK

38 39 Engr. Bilal Hussain Engr. Zeeshan Ellahi Vohra Lecturer Senior Lecturer MSc (Information and Communications Engineering), University of Leicester, UK MSc (Advanced Manufacturing Technology), University of Manchester, UK BE (Telecommunications), , Pakistan BE (Mechanical), NED University HEC Certified Master Trainer

Mr. Fawad Khan Engr. Mustafa Mogri Senior Lecturer Lecturer

MBA, University of Hull, UK MSc (Mechanical Engineering), Carleton University, Canada Bradford College, England- Qualified Teacher BE (Mechanical), NED University

Engr. Raheel Ahmed Senior Lecturer Mr. Muhammad Abu Huraira Lecturer and Coordinator, BBA and MBA Programs Erasmus Mundus MSc (Computational Mechanics), Swansea University, United Kingdom and UPC, Spain MSc (Marketing), Brunel University, UK BE (Mechanical), CEME NUST MBA (Marketing), Greenwich University, Karachi

Engr. Muhammad Hasan Shariq Mr. Umair bin Mansoor Lecturer Senior Lecturer MSc (Mechatronics Engineering), Newcastle University, UK MSc, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Saudi Arabia BE (Mechanical), Heriot-Watt University (UK), Dubai Campus

Engr. Ghulam Mujtaba Mr. Kamran Ali Lecturer Senior Lecturer MSc (Sustainable Energy Engineering), KTH Royal Institute MPhil (Linguistics), Hamdard University of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden MA (English Linguistics), University of Karachi BE (Mechanical), NED University

Engr. Hamza Ahmed Qazi Ms. Umema Hani Lecturer Senior Lecturer MSc (Advanced Manufacturing Engineering), Sheffield MS (Computer Engineering), Sir Syed University Hallam University, Sheffield, UK BS (Computer Engineering), Sir Syed University BE (Industrial and Manufacturing), NED University

40 41 Engr. Syed Hassaan Hussain Ms. Bushra Mahmood Lecturer Lecturer

MS (Mechatronics Engineering), GIST, Gwangju, South Korea MBA (Marketing), SZABIST, Karachi BE (Mechanical), NED University BBA (Marketing), SZABIST, Karachi

Mr. Muhammad Shakir Lecturer and Manager Marketing Engr. Akhtar Saeed Lecturer

MBA (International Banking and Finance), University of Birmingham, UK ME (Telecommunications), NED University BSc (International Business Administration), National American University, South Dakota, USA BE (Telecommunications), UIT, Hamdard University

Ms. Saima Sardar Khan Ms. Sharmeen Bashir Lecturer Lecturer

MCom (Marketing Communication), University of Karachi MA (English), University of Sindh, Pakistan BCom, University of Karachi BA (English), University of Sindh, Pakistan

Ms. Tehseen Azhar Engr. Hamza Shams Lecturer and Manager Students Placement Lecturer

MS (Management Sciences), SZABIST, Karachi MSc (Manufacturing and Engineering Management), NUST, Karachi BBA (Human Resource Management), COMSATS, Islamabad BE (Industrial and Manufacturing), NUST, Karachi

Engr. Conrad DSilva Engr. Shaheryar Atta Khan Lecturer Lecturer

MS (Software Engineering) , Bahria Univesity, Karachi ME (Manufacturing), NED University BE (Software Engineering) , Bahria Univesity, Karachi BE (Industrial & Manufacturing), NUST, Karachi

Engr. Kinza Shafique Lecturer Mr. Muhammad Ashhad Shahid Lecturer MS (Electrical Engineering), NUST, Karachi BE (Electronics), NUST, Karachi MS (Applied Mathematics), NED University

42 43 Mr. Syed Shah Sultan Mohiuddin Ms. Tahira Yawer Lecturer Lecturer

MS (Applied Mathematics), NED University MBA (Finance), Pakistan BS (Applied Mathematics), University of Karachi BCom, Pakistan

Mr. Muhammad Mustafa Raza Lecturer Engr. Tayyab Ahmed Sheikh Lecturer MS (International Relations), University of Karachi MA (Political Science), University of Karachi MS (Computer Architecture & System Design), NED University BS (Electronics), Sir Syed University

Mr. Muhammad Imran Afridi Lecturer Mr. Muhammad Faisal Lecturer MPhil (Mathematics), Bacha Khan University MSc (Mathematics), Gomal University MS (Statistics and Scientific Computing), IoBM, Karachi

Ms. Sadia Mehboob Lecturer Mr. Muhammad Sayem Hanif Lecturer MBA (Finance), Pakistan BBA (Hons), Pakistan MSc (Pure Mathematics), University of Karachi

Ms. Erum Fatima Lecturer Mr. Moheez Ur Rahim MS (Business Administration), Pakistan Lecturer MBA (Finance), Pakistan BSc, Pakistan MSc (Applied Mathematics), University of Karachi

Mr. Bilal Ahmed Chishty Engr. Tooba Khan Lecturer Lab Engineer (on study leave)

MBA (Finance), Pakistan ME (Telecommunications), NED University BBA (Hons.), Pakistan BE (Telecommunications), NED University

44 45 Engr. Mahawish Fatima Lecturer Engr. Mohammad Khurram Lab Engineer ME (Information Technology), MUET BE (Computer Systems), MUET BE (Metallurgical), NED University

Mr. Irfan Hussain Engr. Tayyab Hafeez Lab Instructor Lab Engineer

BS (Electronics), University of Sindh, Pakistan BE (Industrial Electronics), NED University

Ms. Shahla Shoaib Engr. Mona Mujeeb Jilani Lab Instructor Lab Engineer MS (Computer Science), IBA BE (Industrial & Manufacturing), NED University MCS, University of Karachi

Engr. Mahrukh Hussain Mr. Areeb Moin Lab Engineer Lab Instructor

BE (Mechanical), NUST, Karachi BS (Computer Science), FAST-NU, Karachi

Engr. Farah Akram Engr. Mashal Liaquat Lab Engineer Lab Engineer

BE (Electrical Power), NUST, Karachi BE (Electronics), PAF-KIET, Pakistan

Engr. Zain Shahid Ms. Wajiha Kanwal Lab Engineer Lab Instructor

BE (Mechanical), NUST, Karachi BS (Computer Science), NED University

46 47 Ms. Munazza Kanwal Mr. Zubair Uddin Shaikh Lab Instructor Lab Instructor

BS (Computer Science), NED University BS (Computer Science), International Islamic University, Islamabad

Mr. Syed Faizan Ahmed Lab Instructor Mr. Zahid Hussain Lab Instructor MSc (Applied Chemistry and Chemical Technology), University of Karachi BSc (Hons.) (Applied Chemistry), University of Karachi BS (Computer Science), Hamdard University

Engr. Abdul Samad Lab Engineer

BE (Electrical), Hamdard University

Engr. Waseem Rasheed Lab Engineer

BE (Mechanical), MUST, Azad Kashmir

Mr. Syed Waqar Ahmed Lab Instructor

BS (Physics), University of Karachi

Engr. Salman Zafar Lab Engineer

BE (Metallurgical), NED University

48 49 Plan of Study Bachelor’s Degree Programs Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours English Composition HU-101 3+0 Introduction to Computing & Programming EE-121 3+1 I Calculus and Analytical Geometry MT-101 3+0 BE (Mechanical) Applied Physics NS-101 3+1 Engineering Drawing & Graphics ME-122 0+2 Islamic Studies HU-102 2+0 Introduction Total 14+4 Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a four-year Bachelor’s Degree Program. The BE (Mechanical) Engineering Statics ME-101 3+0 Thermodynamics–I ME-131 3+0 curriculum is designed to make mechanical engineers effective technology developers. This entails using theory II Pakistan Studies HU-103 2+0 and developing engineering skills coupled with comprehensive laboratory sessions to complete the understanding Linear Algebra MT-102 3+0 of undergraduate subjects. Essentially, DSU’s mechanical engineers are able to design and control a system that Applied Chemistry NS-102 3+1 goes into automation of the manufacturing processes. They are able to test new systems for feasibility as well as Workshop Practice ME-120 0+2 efficiency and to carry out quality management and improvement of processes. Total 14+3 Differential Equations MT-203 3+0 Engineering Dynamics ME-211 3+0 III Fluid Mechanics–I ME-231 3+0 Mechanics of Materials–I ME-212 3+0 ME Lab–I ME-251 0+2 Thermodynamics–II ME-232 3+0 Total 15+2 Probability and Statistics MT-206 3+0 Electrical Engineering EE-297 3+1 IV Fluid Mechanics–II ME-234 3+0 Mechanics of Materials–II ME-213 3+0 ME Lab–II ME-252 0+1 Engineering Materials ME-221 3+0 Total 15+2 Mechanics of Machines ME-321 3+0 Manufacturing Processes–I ME-322 3+0 Machine Design ME-312 3+0 V CAD/CAM ME-325 1+2 ME Lab–III ME-351 0+1 Technical & Business Communication HU-303 3+0 Numerical Analysis MT-215 2+1 Total 15+4 Manufacturing Processes–II ME-323 3+0 Technical Elective–I ME-3XX 3+0 Heat & Mass Transfer ME-331 3+0 VI ME Lab–IV ME-352 0+1 Measurement & Instrumentation ME-313 3+0 Complex Variables & Transforms MT-205 3+0 Total 15+1 Technical Elective–II ME-4XX 3+0 ME Design Project–I ME-491 0+2 ME Lab–V ME-451 0+1 VII Project Management MG-402 3+0 Digital Logic Design EE-111 3+1 Engineering Management & Economics MG-301 2+0 Control Engineering ME-417 3+0 Total 14+4 Technical Elective–III ME-4XX 3+0 Technical Elective–IV ME-4XX 3+0 VIII ME Design Project–II ME-492 0+4 Professional & Business Ethics HU-431 2+0 ME Lab–VI ME-452 0+2 Mechanical Vibration ME-411 3+0 Eligibility Total 11+6 Total Credit Hours 139 • Matric/O-level/SSC or an equivalent examination with at least 60% marks; and • Intermediate/HSSC/FSc/A-level (Pre-Engineering) or an equivalent examination with at least 60% NOTES: marks; and 1. The lab/practical part of the course is treated separately. All aspects of the laboratory components including teaching, • At least 50% Marks in DSU Entrance Test attendance, assignments, examination and grading are treated separately from the theory components. 2. HEC Revised BE (Mechanical) Curriculum, 2012 is the basis.

50 51 Specializations

Area Course Title Introduction to Finite Element Method Introduction to Robotics Rotor Dynamics Advanced Mechanics of Materials Robotics and Biomechanics Introduction to Vibration Simulation Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics Soft Tissue Biomechanics Orthopedic Biomechanics Process Control Digital Control System

Gas Dynamics Turbomachinery Power Plants Gas Turbines Thermal Sciences and Turbomachinery Fluid Power: Hydraulics and Pneumatics Computational Fluid Dynamics Aerodynamics Aerospace Propulsion System

Operations Management Operations Research Ergonomics and Methods Engineering Industrial Safety and Health Management Manufacturing and Management Maintenance Engineering Production Management Mechanical Engineering Design Analysis Tribology Tool Design

Renewable Energy Technologies Introduction to Sustainable Energy Energy Systems Marine Power and Propulsion Introduction to Ocean Science and Engineering

Nanotechnology Micro/Nano Processing Technology Polymer Engineering Engineering Design and Rapid Prototyping Fuel Cells and Nanotechnology Materials for Biomedical Applications Thermodynamics of Materials Fuel Cell Technology Energy resources and Utilization

Cross Registration Under cross-registration, students enrolled in the DSU BE (Mechanical) degree program can get credits in their coursework at DSU by registering and taking exams in equivalent online courses offered by top-ranking foreign universities through edX or Coursera.

DSU Course Hosting Foreign University Online Course Title

NS-101 Applied Physics University of Colorado, Boulder, USA Physics-1 (for Physical Science Majors) MT-101 Calculus and Analytical University of Pennsylvania, Calculus: Single Variable Geometry Philadelphia, USA ME-101 Engineering Statics Georgia Institute of Technology, Introduction to Engineering Mechanics Atlanta, USA EE-297 Electrical Engineering RICE University, Houston, USA Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering

52 53 Bachelor’s Degree Programs BE (Electrical)

Introduction The Electrical Engineering Department at DHA Suffa University offers a Bachelor’s Degree Program (BE-Electrical) spanning over 4 years. The Electrical Engineering curriculum at DHA Suffa University is prepared in accordance with the most recent HEC guidelines. Specialization streams of Power Systems, Telecommunications, and Electronics are offered through elective courses beyond the core of Electrical Engineering. All BE (Electrical) students go through a common set of core Electrical Engineering courses in the first two years and then select a stream of their choice from the third year onwards. This allows students to select an area of their interest that also has market demand. This approach maximizes chances of rapid absorption of BE (Electrical) graduates into the highly competitive job market.

Eligibility

• Matric/O-level/SSC or an equivalent examination with at least 60% marks; and • Intermediate/HSSC/FSc/A-level (Pre-Engineering) or an equivalent examination with at least 60% marks; and • At least 50% marks in DSU Entrance Test

54 55 Plan of Study Specialization Streams

Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours Area Course Title Introduction to Computing and Programming EE-121 3+1 Calculus and Analytical Geometry MT-101 3+0 Computer Communication Networks Optical Communication I Applied Physics NS-101 3+1 Digital Communication RF and Microwave Engineering Applied Chemistry NS-102 3+1 Digital Image Processing Satellite Engineering English Composition HU-101 3+0 Telecommunication Information Theory and Coding Transmission and Switching Total 15+3 Mobile and Pervasive Computing Wave Propagation and Antennas Linear Circuit Analysis EE-101 3+1 Multimedia Communication Wireless and Mobile Communication Digital Logic Design EE-111 3+1 Navigation and Radar Systems Computer Aided Engineering Drawing EE-122 0+1 II Linear Algebra MT-102 3+0 Digital Control Systems Industrial Process Control Differential Equations MT-203 3+0 Digital Electronics Instrumentation & Measurement Communication Skills HU-106 3+0 Digital Image Processing Integrated Electronics Total 15+3 Electronics Digital System Design Nanoelectronics Object Oriented Programming EE-123 2+1 Embedded System Design Optoelectronics Electrical Network Analysis EE-202 3+1 FPGA Based System Design Organic Electronics III Electronic Devices & Circuits EE-203 3+1 Industrial Electronics VLSI Design Electrical Workshop Practice EE-251 0+1 Complex Variables and Transforms MT-205 3+0 Pakistan Studies HU-103 2+0 Total 13+4 Advanced Electrical Machines Power System Analysis Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design EE-204 3+1 Electrical Machine Design Power System Distribution Data Structures & Algorithms EE-224 3+1 Power Systems Electrical Power Transmission Power System Protection IV Signals and Systems EE-231 3+0 PLC and Electrical Drives Power System Stability & Control Probability and Statistics MT-206 3+0 Power Generation Renewable Energy Systems Engineering Management and Economics MG-301 2+0 Islamic Studies HU-102 2+0 Total 16+2 Microprocessor Based Systems EE-212 3+1 Digital Signal Processing EE-332 3+1 V Communication Systems EE-341 3+1 Electrical Power Systems EE-352 3+0 Electromagnetic Field Theory EE-371 3+0 Internship (Mandatory) Cross Registration Total 15+3 Under cross-registration, students enrolled in DSU BE (Electrical) degree program can get credits in their coursework Power Electronics EE-313 3+1 Linear Control Systems EE-333 3+1 at DSU by registering and taking exams in equivalent online courses offered by top-ranking foreign universities through VI Electrical Machines EE-361 3+1 edX or Coursera. EE Technical Elective I EE-XXX 3+0 / 2+1 Project Management MG-402 3+0 Total 15+3 EE Technical Elective II EE-XXX 3+0 / 2+1 DSU Course Foreign University Offering Foreign University Course EE Technical Elective III EE-XXX 3+1 Equivalent Course Title Design Project – I EE-491 0+3 VII Non-EE Technical Elective – I XX-XXX 3+0 / 2+1 EE 101: Linear Circuit Analysis MIT – USA Circuits & Electronics Technical and Business Communication HU-303 3+0 EE 352: Electrical Power Systems MIT – USA Introduction to Electric Power Systems Humanities/ Social Science Elective HU-XXX 2+0 EE 332: Digital Signal Processing Ecole Polytechnique Federale Digital Signal Processing Total 14+4 de Lausanne (through Coursera) EE Technical Elective IV EE-XXX 3+0 / 2+1 EE 313: Power Electronics University of Colorado at Boulder Introduction to Power Electronics EE Technical Elective V EE-XXX 3+1 (through Coursera) VIII Design Project – II EE-492 0+3 EE-121: Introduction to MIT – USA Introduction to Computer Science Non-EE Technical Elective – II XX-XXX 3+0 / 2+1 Non Technical Elective XX-XXX 2+0 Computing & Programming and Programming Total 11+4 MT 206: Probability and Statistics UC Berkeley - USA Introduction to Statistics Total Credit Hours 140+0 NS 101: Applied Physics University of Colorado at Boulder Physics-1 (for Physical Science Majors) (through Coursera) MT 101: Calculus and University of Pennsylvania Calculus: Single Variable Analytical Geometry (through Coursera) MT 102: Linear Algebra University of California, Irvine Algebra NOTES: (through Coursera) 1. The lab/ practical part of the course is treated separately. All aspects of the laboratory components including teaching, attendance, assignments, examination and grading are treated separately from the theory components. 2. National/international model being followed: HEC unified BE (Electrical) Curriculum, 2012 is the basis.

56 57 Plan of Study

Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours Bachelor’s Degree Programs Introduction to Computer Science CS-101 3+1 Problem Solving & Computer Programming CS-102 3+1 I Calculus and Analytical Geometry MT-101 3+0 Functional English HU-104 3+0 BS (Computer Science) Islamic Studies HU-102 2+0 Total Semester Credit Hours 14+2 Object Oriented Programming CS-103 3+1 Digital Logic Design CS-104 3+1 II Multivariate Calculus MT-106 3+0 Communication Skills HU-106 3+0 Basic Electronics NS-104 2+1 Total Semester Credit Hours 14+3 Data Structures & Algorithms CS-201 2+1 Computer Organization & Assembly Language CS-203 2+1 Discrete Structures CS-205 3+0 III Linear Algebra MT-102 3+0 Pakistan Studies HU-103 2+0 Technical & Report Writing HU-201 3+0 Total Semester Credit Hours 15+2 Database Systems CS-204 3+1 Operating Systems CS-206 3+1 IV Theory of Computing CS-208 3+0 Object Oriented Analysis & Design CS-210 3+0 Probability & Statistics MT-206 3+0 Total Semester Credit Hours 15+2 Design & Analysis of Algorithms CS-302 3+0 Software Engineering CS-305 3+0 Computer Networks CS-307 3+0 V Compiler Construction CS-313 3+0 Differential Equations MT-203 3+0 HU/MG Elective – I HU/MG-XXX 3+0 Total Semester Credit Hours 18+0 Artificial Intelligence CS-306 3+0 Computer Architecture CS-309 3+0 HU/MG Elective – II HU/MG-XXX 3+0 VI Numerical Computing MT-301 3+0 CS Elective – I CS-3XX 3+0 CS Elective – II CS-3XX 3+0 Total Semester Credit Hours 18+0 Human Computer Interaction CS-402 3+0 CS Project – I CS-410 3+0 CS Elective – III CS-4XX 3+0 VII CS Elective – IV CS-4XX 3+0 CS Elective – V CS-4XX 3+0 HU/MG Elective – III HU/MG-XXX 3+0 Introduction Seminar Course – I CS-XXX 1+0 The Bachelor’s of Computer Science Program spans changing trends in IT. Students must complete 138 Total Semester Credit Hours 19+0 credit hours with a minimum CGPA of 2.0 to earn the Professional Issues in IT CS-404 3+0 over four years consisting of core courses in Computing, CS Project – II CS-412 3+0 Science, Mathematics, with specialization courses in degree. The purpose of the Bachelor’s in Computer CS Elective – VI CS-4XX 3+0 Cloud and Cluster Computing, Mobile Ubiquitous Science Degree Program is to produce world class VIII CS Elective – VII CS-4XX 3+0 Computing, Computational Linguistics, Graphic IT entrepreneurs and researchers, who can be the HU/MG Elective – IV HU/MG-XXX 3+0 Seminar Course – II CS-XXX 1+0 Visualization and Bio-informatics. These courses are backbone of the rapidly growing IT industry of Pakistan. Total Semester Credit Hours 16+0 offered in close collaboration with the Software Industry Total Credit Hours (all semesters) 138 so that students are well prepared for the rapidly

Eligibility

• Intermediate/HSSC/FSc/A-levels or an equivalent examination with at least 50% marks; and • Must have studied Mathematics in Intermediate/HSSC/FSc/A-levels; and • At least 50% marks in DSU Entrance Test

58 59 Specialization Streams Area Course Title Bachelor’s Degree Programs Mobile & Ubiquitous Computing Mobile Application Development Ubiquitous Mobile & Wireless Computing Mobile Software Engineering Computing Human Computer Interaction Tiny OS BBA Android Programming Cyber Security

High Performance Computing Cloud Computing Cloud & Cluster Social Computing Big Data Analytics Computing Cluster & Grid Computing Semantic Web Concurrent & Distributed Computing Computational Social Science

Introduction to Bio-Informatics Computational Genomics Bio-Informatics Computational Genetics Protein Sequence & Structural Analysis Biological Data Management Computational Chemistry

Computational Natural Language Processing Text Mining Linguistics Statistical NLP Machine Learning Computational Grammar Computational Morphology

Introduction to Computer Graphics using Modern OpenGL Graphics Programming in the Web Browser using WebGL Computer Graphics and HPC using CUDA Mathematical Methods in Computer Graphics Visualization Physically based animation in Computer Graphics Introduction to GPU programming using Shaders Mobile Graphics Programming on Android Scientific Visualization

Cross Registration Under cross-registration, students enrolled in DSU BS (Computer Science) degree program can get credits in their coursework at DSU by registering and taking exams in equivalent online courses offered by top-ranking foreign universities.

Cross Registration with Online Courses at Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley and others

Course Name Foreign University’s Course DSU Equivalent Course

Principles of Database Systems University of Washington, USA CS-204: Database Systems Operating Systems and System Programming UC Berkeley, USA CS-206: Operating Systems Introduction to Algorithms MIT, USA CS-302: Design and Analysis of Algorithms Software Engineering UC Berkeley, USA CS-305: Software Engineering Introduction Introduction to Artificial Intelligence UC Berkeley, USA CS-306: Artificial Intelligence The Bachelor's in Business Administration program nurturing their academic, personal and professional Programming Languages and Compilers UC Berkeley, USA CS-313: Compiler Construction at DHA Suffa University (DSU) provides the students growth. The various specialization streams offered in Introduction to Copyright Law MIT, USA CS-404: Professional Issues in IT with an unrivaled experience of studying from highly the BBA program such as Human Resource, Finance, iPhone Application Development Stanford, USA CS-440: Mobile Application Development qualified foreign faculty members. DSU's BBA program Marketing, Supply Chain Management and Management Machine Learning University of California Irvine, USA CS-421: Machine Learning gives students a firm foundation in core areas of Information Systems, develop an in depth understanding. Computer Graphics MIT, USA CS-551 Introduction to Computer Graphics Management, Communication, Finance, Marketing, The successful completion of BBA degree program using Modern OpenGL Economics and Information Technology. The variety ascertains that students understand the role and of teaching methods adopted (lectures, guest speakers, application of Marketing, Management, Finance, seminars, group and individual tasks) by faculty Accounting, Human Resource and Economics in an members create an intellectually stimulating learning organizational setting. environment for students. This helps students in

Eligibility

• Intermediate or an equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks; or • A-Level with minimum 3 passes in principal subjects (IBCC equivalence required); and • At least 50% marks in DSU Entrance Test

60 61 Specialization Streams Plan of Study Students can specialize in areas of Marketing, Human Resource Management, Finance, Management Information System and Supply Chain Management. Each specialization stream requires the student to complete four courses from Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours that field. Islamic Studies/Ethics SSH-311 3 Freshman English-I COM-301 3 I Business Mathematics QTM-321 3 Area Course Title Principles of Management MGM-351 3 Introduction to Computing ICT-341 3 Advertising Micro Economics ECO-411 3 Global Marketing/International Marketing Retail Marketing Total 18 Customer Relationship Management Pakistan Studies SSH-313 3 Marketing Direct Marketing Freshman English- II COM-302 3 Export Marketing II Financial Accounting-I AFN-331 3 Event Management Introduction to Sociology SSH-312 3 Internet Marketing/Digital Marketing Introduction to Psychology SSH-314 3 Marketing Planning & Analysis Macro Economics ECO-412 3 Social Media Marketing Relationship Marketing Total 18 Sales Management Business Statistics QTM-432 3 Business to Business Marketing Logic MGM-353 3 Promotional and Advertisement Management III Oral Communication COM-403 3 Environmental Sciences SSH-450 3 Security Analysis Treasury & Fund Management Financial Accounting-II AFN-432 3 International Finance Business Law MGM-454 3 Financial Economics Total 18 Entrepreurial & Small Business Finance Business Communication COM-404 3 Finance Financial Markets & Institutions Business Taxation Policy & Practice Human Resource Management MGM-559 3 Accounting for Decision Making IV Principles of Marketing MKT-471 3 Islamic Banking & Finance Cost Accounting AFN-433 3 Investment & Portfolio Management Risk Management Pakistan Economy ECO-413 3 Analysis of Financial Statement Statistical Inference QTM-423 3 Managerial Accounting Total 18 Auditing Marketing Management MKT-572 3 Marketing of Financial Services Organizational Behaviour MGM-555 3 V Business Finance AFN-535 3 Conflict Resolution & Negotiation Leadership & Motivational Techniques MIS ICT-542 3 Performance Appraisal Production & Operations Management SCM-501 3 HR Information System Business Research Methods MGM-558 3 Compensation Management Total 18 Human Resource Management Consumer Behaviour MKT-575 3 Human Resource Management Staffing & Performance Management Contemporary World SSH-310 3 International HRM Financial Management AFN-536 3 Change Management Recruitment & Selection VI E-Business ICT-543 3 Training & Development Business Ethics - OR - MGM-556 3 Human Resouce Planning Comparative Study of Religions SSH-556 3 Legal, Ethical and Safety Issues Entrepreneurship MGM-552 3 Organizational Development Total 18 International Business MGM-690 3 Introduction to Supply Chain Management Foreign Language SSH-516 3 Lean and Six Sigma Processes Logistics and Transportation Management VII Research Project –I MGM-500 3 Global Supply Chain Management Specialization - I - - - 3 Supply Chain Management Total Quality Management Specialization – II - - - 3 Distribution and Supply Chain Network Design Total 15 Production Planning and Inventory Control Business Policy MGM-691 3 Supply Chain Modeling and Optimization Professional Development MGM-699 3 Supply Chain Design, Management & Control VIII Research Project –II MGM-510 3 Specialization – III - - - 3 Programming Application Systems Information Systems Analysis and Design Specialization – IV - - - 3 Database Systems Total 15 Networking Total Credit Hours 138 Management Information Systems Business Application Programming Information Systems Security System and Network Administration Web Application Development Strategic Information Technology Management

62 63 Plan of Study Exemptions* Bachelor’s Degree Programs Semester Course Title Cr Hr ICAP ICMAP ACCA Functional English 3 √ Introduction to Mathematics 3 √ √ I Introduction to Statistics 3 √ √ BS (Accounting & Finance) Islamic Studies 3 Pakistan Studies 3 Mercantile Law 3 √ √ √ Business Communication 3 √ √ II Introduction to Economics 3 √ √ Introduction to Finance 3 √ Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 √ √ √ Financial Accounting 3 √ √ √ Money, Banking & Capital Markets 3 III Governance, Risk and Ethics 3 √ Organizational Behavior 3 √ Taxation 3 √ √ √ Company Law 3 √ √ Cost Accounting 3 √ √ IV Financial Management 3 √ Auditing 3 √ √ √ Information Technology 3 √ IT Management, Audit and Control 3 √ √ Advanced Accounting 3 √ √ √ V Financial Reporting 3 √ √ √ Corporate Law 3 √ √ Management Accounting 3 √ √ √ Strategic Financial Management 3 √ Strategic Management Accounting 3 √ VI Business Management 3 √ √ √ Advanced Taxation 3 √ √ Advanced Auditing 3 √ √ Business Finance Decision 3 √ Business Research Methods 3 VII Business Analysis 3 Strategic Management 3 √ Performance Management 3 √ Advanced Financial Management 3 √ Islamic Banking & Finance 3 VIII Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 3 √ Advanced Performance Management 3 √ Research Project 3 Total Credit Hours 120

Introduction *Exemptions: The program will help students acquire technical skills leading banks and financial institutions. The specialization a) Will only be allowed for courses passed from the HEC recognized institutions e.g., Institute of Chartered Accountants required to analyze financial statements, perform stream provides graduates an opportunity to pursue of Pakistan (ICAP), Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMAP) and others. financial analysis and study financial and security careers as accountants, auditors, tax specialists, b) Will be granted where the original earned grade is ‘C’ or better. markets. They would develop in depth knowledge of financial analysts, fund managers, traders, brokers c) Will be granted to a maximum of 50% of the total credits in the program. the role of accounting and finance in measuring and investment researchers. d) All exemptions shall be governed by relevant HEC guidelines. business growth. The program comprises of curriculum which would equip the students to pursue a career in

Eligibility • Intermediate or an equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks; or • A-Level with minimum 3 passes in principal subjects (IBCC equivalence required); and • At least 50% marks in DSU Entrance Test

64 65 Master’s Degree Programs MS (Mechanical Engineering)

MS (ME) Coursework – Core Courses MS (ME) Coursework – Elective The core courses of the MS (ME) Program are: Courses MS in Mechanical Engineering requires students to In addition to the three core courses, each MS(ME) Introduction 1. Advanced Mathematical Techniques The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a complete a small set of core courses and allows the student at DSU shall choose to complete five 2. Advanced Computing and Simulation Techniques Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering students to choose most of the remaining elective courses (15 credit hours) from the graduate 3. Optimization of Engineering Systems Degree Program requiring the students to complete specialization courses from the electives offered by courses offered by the Mechanical Engineering 30 credit hours of graduate studies which include: the ME Department subject to availability of faculty Department. Moreover, out of the five elective ■ Coursework: 24 Credit Hours and its teaching or research interests. The elective courses a student may select up to two approved ■ Thesis Research: 6 Credit Hours courses are listed on page 68. graduate courses offered by other departments at DSU. The elective courses offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering will depend Eligibility on the teaching and research interests of the ME graduate faculty. • The applicant must have a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related Engineering discipline with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0 • The applicant must pass the NTS GAT General Test with a minimum score of 50%

66 67 Elective Courses for MS and PhD in Mechanical Engineering

Area Course Title

Multifunctional Materials Advanced Composite Materials Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics High-performance Composites Manufacturing Advanced Fracture Mechanics Advanced NDT Methods Very High Cycle Fatigue Materials Modeling Residual Stresses in Materials Tribology & Wear in Materials Advanced Metal Foams Image Based Modeling Materials Sandwich Materials Computational Materials Science Smart Materials Properties of Advanced Materials for Design Engineers Self-Healing Materials Special Alloys Nanotechnology & Nanomaterials Materials for Aerospace Applications High Temperature Materials Biomaterials & Biomechanics Thermal Barrier Coatings Material Failure Phenomena

Advanced Research Methods Power System Restructuring Ocean Energy Systems Energy Management Wind Energy Systems Biomass Generators & Environment Wind Turbine – Blade Design Modeling & Simulation of Renewable Energy Systems Renewable Wind Turbine – Rotor Design Hybrid Energy Systems Energy Aero-elastic Simulation of Wind Turbines Advanced Renewable Energy Systems Design Advanced Rotor Aerodynamics Energy Conversion Machinery Solar Energy Systems Energy Storage Systems Concentrated Solar Power Systems Turbulence Theory Renewable Power Generation Economics Microscale Heat Transfer Fuel Cell Engineering

Stochastic Theory in Mechanical Processes Machine Learning & Perception Advanced Digital Control Systems Robust Control Dynamics of Robots Fuzzy Control Linear Control Systems Design Analysis of Mechatronic Systems Robotics & Digital Control Microcontrollers Mechatronics Non-linear Control Systems Electric Drives Optimal Multivariable Control Micro-Mechatronics Guidance and Control MEMS Computer Vision & Computational Photography Microsystems Advanced Interfaces Industrial Robotics Intelligent Control System Prototyping and System Verification AI Control Systems

MS Thesis As part of the requirements for the award of MS(ME) Supervisor and Advisory Committee. The MS Thesis will degree the MS student must carry out research work on be evaluated as specified in the DHA Suffa University an approved topic and submit a thesis. Students, conduct Rules and Regulations for Graduate Studies. the thesis research under the supervision of an approved

68 69 Master’s Degree Programs Elective Courses for MS and PhD in Electrical Engineering MS (Electrical Engineering) Area Course Title Advanced High Voltage Engineering Power System Circuit Breakers and Sub-stations Power System Modeling and Analysis Advanced Power System Transmission Power System Distribution Power System Reliability Advanced Power System Protection Insulation Coordination in Power Systems Power Generation Economics Power System Restructuring Power Systems Energy Management Advanced Power System Stability Engineering Power Quality Renewable Energy Systems Distributed Generation Condition Monitoring Techniques Control of DC Machines and Drives Control of AC Machines and Drives Power Electronics Devices and Converters Modeling and Simulation of Converters Switch-Mode Power Supplies Modeling and Simulation of Electrical Machines Special Electrical Machines Advanced Electrical Machine Design

Linear Control Systems Non-Linear Control Systems Linear Multi variable Control Theory Control System Optimization Optimal Control Systems Random Variables and Stochastic Processes Stochastic Processes in Electrical Engineering Estimation Theory Adaptive Control Systems Stochastic Control Control Engineering Digital Control Systems Dynamics of Robots Introduction to Chaos Theory Chaos Theory & Fractals Linear Control Systems Digital Control Non-linear Control Systems Optimal Multi variable Control Robust Control System Identification Adaptive Filter Theory Detection & Estimation Filtering & Tracking Fuzzy Control

Semiconductor Device Physics Semiconductor Processing Linear Control Systems Electromagnetic Field Analysis Stochastic Systems Quantum Mechanics Electronics and Microwave Devices Solid State Electronics Embedded Sytems Non-Linear Control Systems Thin Film Processing Radiating Systems & Antennas Photonic Devices Thin Film Characterization Organic Electronics Digital Integrated Circuit Design Analog Integrated Circuit Design

Introduction Probability and Random Processes Advanced Communication Systems The Department of Electrical Engineering offers a MS (EE) program requires the students to complete Advanced Digital Communication Information Theory and Coding Advanced Communication Networks Microwave Systems Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Degree a small set of core courses and allows them to Advanced concepts in Radar Applications Global Positioning and Navigation Systems Program requiring the student to complete 30 credit choose most of the remaining courses from the Telecommunication Advanced Digital Signal Processing Advanced Mobile Communication Signal Detection and Estimation Advanced Optical Communication hours of graduate studies which include: advanced elective courses offered. Advanced Satellite Communications Radio wave Propagation ■ Coursework 24 Credit Hours Broadband Communication Electromagnetic Compatibility ■ Thesis Research 6 Credit Hours Multimedia Communication Cryptography and Security Stochastic Processes Modeling and Simulation Telecommunication Network Operations Signal Processing Applications in Reconfigurable Eligibility Architecture • The applicant must have a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related Engineering Electromagnetic Field Analysis Semiconductor Device Physics discipline with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0; and Linear Control Systems Advanced DSP • The applicant must pass the NTS GAT General Test with a minimum score of 50% Stochastic Systems Radiating Systems & Antennas Communication Systems Microwave Networks & Passive Components Microwave Devices and Networks Advanced Computer Networks Adaptive Filter Theory MS (EE) Coursework – Core MS (EE) Coursework – Elective Secure Communications Advanced Digital Communication Computational E.M. Microwave IC Design Courses Courses Real-time DSP Spatial Array Processing The core courses of the MS (EE) Program are: In addition to the three core courses, each MS (EE) Filtering & Tracking Information & Coding Theory student at DSU shall choose five elective courses Wireless Communication Digital Integrated Circuit Design ■ Advanced Mathematical Techniques (15 credit hours) from the graduate courses offered ■ Advanced Computing and Simulation by the Electrical Engineering Department. Techniques Furthermore, out of the five elective courses, a ■ Research Methodology student may choose two approved graduate courses MS Thesis offered by other departments at DSU. The elective As part of the requirements for the award of MS (EE) degree the MS students carry out research work on an approved courses offered by the Department of Electrical topic and submit a thesis. Students conduct the thesis research under the supervision of an approved Supervisor and Engineering will depend on the teaching and Advisory Committee. Both the thesis and the student must pass the evaluation as specified in the DHA Suffa University research interests of the EE graduate faculty. A Rules and Regulations for Graduate Studies. tentative list of sample EE Elective Courses that may be offered by the Department is given on page 71. 70 71 Master’s Degree Programs MS (Computer Science)

Introduction Program Structure The Master’s in Computer Science program at DSU The MS in Computer Science program at DSU is a blend is designed to help students advance their of the academic and professional exposure to implement professional knowledge and skills beyond the an effective curriculum model. A rigorous 24 credit hours Bachelor’s level. The specific objectives of the coursework is followed by 6 credit hours thesis work program are to enable graduates to: unified with the chosen field of specialization. The program is spread over 4 semesters with minimum 30 ■ Engage in problem solving through critical thinking credit hours that are based on 2 core courses of which is essential for studying at the doctoral level; fundamental computing with 6 electives from a wide ■ Understand the computing profession with respect to range of elective courses. The research interests in the professional, social, and ethical issues that prepares Department include: Computational Linguistics, High them for potential challenges in the future; Performance Computing, Intelligent Systems, Ubiquitous ■ Analyze the computing needs of user communities Computing, Human Computer Interaction, Software and individuals; Engineering, Information Management, Networks and ■ Prepare a design to solve computational problems Information Security, Graphics and Visualization, using state-of-the-art knowledge and information Bio-informatics and Big Data Analytics. resources; ■ Solve the real-world problems using algorithmic abstraction for the betterment of mankind.

Eligibility ■ Bachelors degree or equivalent (minimum 130 credit hours post FA/FSc/HSSC/Grade-12 equivalent) with sixteen (16) years of education in Computer Science or Engineering or a closely related discipline with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0; and ■ NTS GAT General Test with a minimum cumulative score of 50% or other such equivalent tests acceptable as per HEC guidelines

Plan of Study

Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours Advance Algorithm Analysis CS-501 3+0 I Advance Theory of Computation CS-502 3+0 Research and Innovation/CS Elective 1 CS-XXX 3+0 Total 9+0=9 CS Elective 2 CS-XXX 3+0 CS Elective 3 CS-XXX 3+0 II CS Elective 4 CS-XXX 3+0 Thesis 1 CS-629 1+0 Total 10+0=10 CS Elective 5 CS-XXX 3+0 III CS Elective 6 CS-XXX 3+0 Thesis 2 CS-693 2+0 Total 8+0=8 Thesis 3 CS-694 3+0 IV

Total 3+0=3

Total Credit Hours (all semesters) 30

Total 15

72 73 Master’s Degree Programs Elective Courses for MS and PhD in Computer Science MS - Management Sciences Area Course Title

Topics in Software Engineering Object Oriented Software Engineering Introduction ■ vision and capacity to excel in their professional career; Software Software Quality Assurance Requirements Engineering The Department of Management Sciences offers a Engineering & Agent Oriented Software Engineering Software Project Management ■ latest theoretical and practical advances in the Master of Science in Management Sciences degree Information Component-Based Computing Design Patterns relevant field(s); Management Big Data Analytics Advanced DBMS program which requires the students to complete 30 ■ research methods and techniques to undertake credit hours of graduate studies as follows: research assignments independently; Design of Intelligent Systems Machine Learning (a) Core coursework: 12 Credit Hours ■ appropriate academic writing and publication Neural Networks Data Mining (b) Specialization Courses: 12 Credit Hours guidelines; and ■ tools necessary for a career in academia. Intelligent Computer Vision Knowledge based Systems (c) Thesis Research: 6 Credit Hours Systems Agents Robotics The MS Management Sciences program has been Genetic Algorithms Semantic Web Social Networking Analysis structured to envisage the current challenges being faced by the management professionals and scholars and Natural Language Processing Text Mining and Information Retrieval provides the participants with the: Speech Processing Computational Grammar & Formalisms Computational Statistical Natural Language Processing Phonetics & Phonology Eligibility Linguistics Optical Character Recognition Machine Translation • 16-year Business/Management/Accounting education (e.g. MBA, BBA, MCom, ACMA, ACA or other Semantics and Discourse Processing equivalent qualification) with minimum CGPA 2.5/4.0 or 60% marks; and

Advanced Topics in Bio-Informatics Advanced Topics in Computational Genetics • NTS GAT General Test with a minimum cumulative score of 50% Bio-Informatics Very Large Biological Database Computational Biology DNA Sequencing Data Visualization Healthcare Informatics Plan of Study Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours Wireless Networks Data Compression Advanced Research Methods RMT-701 3 Networking & Network Management Autonomous Management I Research Ethics and Academic Writing RMT-702 3 Information Enterprise Networking Network Performance & Evaluation Case Research Methodology RMT-703 3 Security Network Security Cryptography Specialization – I - - - 3 Advanced Computer Networks Intelligent & Active Networks Multivariate Analysis RMT-751 3 II Specialization – II - - - 3 Cluster Computing Distributed Computing Specialization – III - - - 3 Specialization – IV - - - 3 Concurrent & Distributed Systems Dependent Computing III & IV Thesis - - - 6 High Fault- Tolerance Programing Parallel Algorithms Total 30 Performance Grid and Cloud Computing Volunteer Computing Computing Data Grids Semantic Grid Computational Grid Specialization

Advanced Computer Graphics GPGPU Programming using CUDA Area Course Title Computer GPU Programming Scientific Visualization Investment Analysis Graphics and Mathematical Methods in Computer Graphics Advanced Topics in Computer Graphics & Animation Portfolio Management Visualization Physically based Rendering in Computer Graphics Mobile Graphics Programming on Android Finance Derivatives Advanced Game Programming Risk Management Analysis of Financial Statements

Ubiquitous Pervasive Computing Autonomous Management Brand Management Computing Intelligent User Interfaces Information Retrieval Techniques Advertising and HCI Computer-supported Co-operative Work Multimedia Systems Development Marketing Consumer Behavior Services Marketing Usability Engineering Marketing Research

Training & Development Recruitment & Selection HRM Performance Appraisal Compensation Management Change Management Conflict Resolution and Negotiation Skills

74 75 Plan of Study

Pathway 1 2 3

Eligibility

16 - Year 16 - Year 14 - Year Business Education, Education, Education, BE, B.com, Semester Course Title Course Codes BBA, MBBS, B.Sc, B.A MBA, M.Sc., M.A M.Com

Business Economics ECO-532 √ √ Business Maths and Stats QTM-510 √ √ I Theory and Practice of Management MGM-554 √ √ Financial Accounting AFN-503 √ √ Business Communications COM-521 √ √ Total 15 15 Business Research Methods MGM-652 √ √ Business Law MGM-553 √ √ Marketing Management MKT-660 √ √ II Financial Management AFN-603 √ √ Human Resource Management MGM-653 √ √ Total 15 15 Financial Reporting and Analysis AFN-611 √ Operations Management MGM-451 √ IIi Consumer Behavior MKT-682 √ Organizational Behavior MGM-651 √ Business Ethics MGM-654 √ Total 15 Leadership MGM-761 √ MIS ICT-640 √ E-Business ICT-641 √ IV Entrepreneurship MGM-655 √ Business Policy MGM-592 √ Master’s Degree Programs Total 15 Strategic Finance AFN-701 √ √ √ Strategic Marketing MKT-760 √ √ √ V Advance Research Methods RMT-751 √ √ √ MBA Specialization - I XXX-999 √ √ √ Final Project - I RMT-801 √ Introduction Total 12 15 12 The Master's in Business Administration program at DHA training in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Strategic Management MGM-770 √ √ √ Suffa University is on a par with the best in the world. The Management, Supply Chain Management and Management Specialization - II XXX-999 √ √ √ Management Sciences Department comprises of foreign Information Systems. Modern pedagogical tools like case VI Specialization - III XXX-999 √ √ √ Specialization - IV XXX-999 √ √ √ qualified faculty members from internationally recognized studies, video lecturing, simulation teaching methods and Final Project - I RMT-801 √ √ task based learning are part and parcel of our curriculum universities. The MBA program is more useful for the middle Final Project - II RMT-802 √ and high level managers with an undergraduate degree in framework. Total 15 15 15 any field .The program is designed to provide specialized VII Final Project - II RMT-802 √ √ Total 3 3 Eligibility Total Credit Hours 30 60 90 • For all MBA/EMBA Programs at least 50% marks in DSU Entrance Test • MBA pathway for 16 years of Business Education (e.g. BBA, MBA, MCom) with minimum CGPA 2.0/4.0 or 50% marks: Cr Hrs 30 Duration 1.5 years Semesters 3 • Professionally qualified Chartered Accountants (ACA/FCA) and Cost & Management Accountants (ACMA/FCMA) will be given preference. • MBA pathway for 16 years of education (e.g. BE, MBBS, MSc, MA etc.) with minimum CGPA 2.0/4.0 or 50% marks: Cr Hrs 60 Duration 2 years Semesters 4 • MBA pathway for 14 years of education (e.g. BCom, BSc, BA etc.) with minimum CGPA 2.0/4.0 or 50% marks: Cr Hrs 90 Duration 3.5 years Semesters 7

76 77 Specialization Streams Educational Background & Total Number of Credit Hours for various Students can choose elective courses from one of the following five specialization streams namely Finance, Marketing, MBA (Morning/Evening/Weekend) Pathways Human Resource Management (HRM), Management Information System and Supply Chain Management.

Area Course Title Pathway Educational Background Duration Services Marketing Public Relations & Media Marketing 1 16 years of Business Education (e.g. In this stream, the students have to Trade Marketing BBA 4 years, B.Com 4 years, MBA 16 complete 30 credit hours to finish the Competitive Inteligence Marketing Industrial Marketing years, M.Com, ACMA, ACA and other MBA Program successfully. Marketing Brand Management equivalent qualification Cr Hrs - 30 Media Planing Duration – 1.5 years Integrated Marketing Communications Semesters - 3 Marketing Research Pharmaceutical Marketing Pharmaceutical Sales Management 2 16 years of Non-business Education In this stream, the students have to Healthcare marketing (e.g. B.E., MBBS, M.Sc., M.A. etc.) complete 60 credit hours to finish the Financial Derivatives MBA Program successfully. Working Capital Management Cr Hrs - 60 Corporate Governance Duration – 2 years Financial Strategy & Corporate Restructuring Capital Budgeting & Financial Planing Semesters - 4 Venture Capital & Private Finance Multinational Finance Management 3 14 years of Education In this stream, the students have to Fixed Income Securities (e.g. B.Com, B.Sc, B.A. etc.) complete 90 credit hours to finish the Finance Prudential Regulations Banking Operation & Credit Management MBA Program successfully. Applied Portfolio & Fund Management Cr Hrs - 90 Coropate Finance Duration – 3.5 years Security Analysis Semesters - 7 Corporate & Investment Banking Auditing Taxation Islamic Finance Theory and Practice Talent Management Crisis Management Compensation and Benefits Job Analysis & Design Motivation & Reward Management Strategic HRM & Leadership Workforce Diversity Management Human Resource Management Industrial & Organizational Psychology International HRM Challenges Employee Engagement Organizational Development Labor Relations Workforce Planing, Development & Outsourcing Recruitment & Selection Conflict Resolution & Negotiation Procurement and Sourcing BPR/ERP Strategic Logistics Management Distribution and Channels Management SCM Technology and Applications Forecasting in Supply Chain Supply Chain Management Project Management Vendor Selection and Development Customer Relationship Management Quality Assurance in Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Strategies Marketing Channels

Information Systems Project Management Decision Support and Business Intelligence Systems Advanced Database Management Advanced Systems Analysis and Design Business Information Security Data Warehousing Information Systems Sourcing Management Information Systems IT Security Controls Data Mining Customer Relationship Management Technologies E-Commerce Technologies Data Communication and Networking Software Development Methodologies Internet Development Technologies Oracle IT Information Security, Audit & Control 78 79 Master’s Degree Programs Executive MBA

Eligibility • 14 years of education (e.g. BCom, BSc, BA etc.) with minimum CGPA 2.0/4.0 or 50% marks • Minimum 4 years managerial cadre experience • At least 50% marks in DSU entrance test

Plan of Study

Semester Course Title Course Code Credit Hours Business Economics ECO-532 3 Business Maths and Stats QTM-510 3 I Theory and Practice of Management MGM-554 3 Financial Accounting AFN-503 3 Business Communication COM-521 3 Total 15 Business Research Methods MGM-652 3 Business Law MGM-553 3 II Marketing Management MKT-660 3 Human Resource Management MGM-653 3 Financial Management AFN-603 3 Total 15 Strategic Finance AFN-701 3 Strategic Marketing MKT-760 3 III Advanced Research Methods RMT-751 3 Specialization – I XXX-999 3 Final Project – I XXX-999 3 Total 15 Strategic Management MGM-770 3 IV Specialization - II XXX-999 3 Specialization - III XXX-999 3 Specialization - IV XXX-999 3 Final Project – II XXX-999 3 Total 15

EMBA Specialization Streams Students can select four specialization courses during their EMBA program to specialize in either Marketing, HRM, Finance, Management Information Systems or Supply Chain Management. Details of the specialization streams are given on the following page.

80 81 Doctoral Programs PhD Flow Chart PhD (Management Sciences)

MS / MPhil / Equivalent Degree CGPA > 3.00 (out of 4.00) OR 1st Division

NTS GAT (Subject Test) or Other Equivalent Tests Acceptable by HEC

PhD Candidacy No Qualifying Score PhD Research Proposal Yes

Minimum 18 CrHr Course Work with CGPA > 3.00 Minimum 1 research paper, published in an HEC Approved Journal

PhD Qualifying Exam Foreign Subject Experts

Yes Success Introduction The Department of Management Sciences provides original contribution to the body of knowledge in the No a productive and supportive atmosphere for field of Management Sciences. Students are postgraduate studies. The students receive in-depth mentored by HEC recognized supervisors to research guidance, involving various research produce extraordinary research work. Drop out from PhD Award of PhD Degree techniques, methods and approaches. The aim of the PhD program is to prepare students to conduct a high level independent research which makes an

Eligibility • Master’s degree or equivalent with eighteen (18) years of education in Management Sciences or a closely related field of study with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 in the semester system or 60% marks in the annual system; and • NTS GAT Subject in Management Sciences with minimum cumulative score of 60% or other such equivalent tests acceptable as per HEC guidelines

82 83 Doctoral Programs Doctoral Programs PhD (Mechanical Engineering) PhD (Electrical Engineering)

Introduction Elective Courses Introduction Elective Courses The Department of Electrical Engineering offers a Based on the available faculty and its teaching and The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a PhD Based on the available faculty and its teaching and PhD program according to DSU’s general guidelines research interest, PhD students can choose elective program in line with DSU’s general guidelines and research interests, PhD students can choose elective and policies stated in DHA Suffa University’s courses from areas of Control Systems, courses from areas of Thermofluids, Manufacturing, policies as stated in DHA Suffa University’s Academic Academic Regulations and in accordance with the Telecommunications, Electronics and Embedded Advanced Materials, Renewable Energy and Robotics HEC mandatory requirements for PhD programs. Systems, Communication Systems and Networks Regulations and subject to fulfilling HEC mandatory and Mechatronics. The tentative list of Elective Courses requirements for PhD programs. The PhD program in Electrical Engineering prepares and Power Systems. The tentative list of Elective for PhD Mechanical Engineering is given on page 68. its graduates for careers in academia and industrial Courses for PhD Electrical Engineering is given on research. page 71.

Eligibility Eligibility • Master’s degree or equivalent with eighteen (18) years of education in Mechanical Engineering or a • Master’s degree or equivalent with eighteen (18) years of education in Electrical Engineering or a closely closely related field of study with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 in the semester system or 60% marks related field of study with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 in the semester system or 60% marks in the in the annual system; and annual system; and • NTS GAT Subject in Mechanical Engineering with minimum cumulative score of 60% or other such • NTS GAT Subject Test with minimum cumulative score of 60% or other such equivalent test acceptable equivalent tests acceptable as per HEC guidelines as per HEC guidelines

84 85 Doctoral Programs University Life PhD (Computer Science) Services and Support

Introduction The PhD in Computer Science program at DSU is In their dissertations, the students are encouraged to introduced for those who want to extend the universal work for the improvement of society. Research fields horizon of knowledge and skills. The program is a available in the Department are: Computational combination of coursework and research which enables Linguistics, High Performance Computing, Intelligent the students to create new knowledge, tools and Systems, Ubiquitous Computing, Human Computer paradigms. The coursework enables the students to Interaction, Software Engineering, Information acquire latest cutting edge knowledge and skills in their Management, Network & Information Security, Computer field of interest. The research work enables the students Graphics and Visualization, Bio-informatics and Big Data to produce high quality research output for their Analytics. thesis/dissertation.

Eligibility • Masters degree or equivalent with eighteen (18) years of education in Computer Science or a closely related field of study with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 in the semester system or 60% marks in the annual system; and • NTS GAT Subject Test with minimum cumulative score of 60% or other such equivalent tests acceptable as per HEC guidelines

Elective Courses In our thematic PhD program students can choose elective courses from areas of Software Engineering, Information Management, Network and Information Security, Intelligent Systems, High Performance Computing, Computational To make the students’ time at DSU as enjoyable and productive as possible, there is a range of services Linguistics, Ubiquitous Computing, HCI, Graphics and Visualization, Bio-Informatics, and Big Data Analytics. The and support programs. DSU offers a safe, secure and smoking-free environment with campus-wide courses are offered depending on the available faculty and their teaching and research interests. The tentative list of Wi-Fi connectivity. Elective Courses for PhD Computer Science is given on page 74.

86 87 University Facilities and Support boarding. Food and other related amenities are available on payment. DSU Library The campus has a well-stocked library and resource University Services center with an extensive range of text and multimedia resources. The DSU library holds a rich Placement Services collection of textbooks and reference books, local The DSU Placement Office continually strives to and foreign newspapers, magazines, journals and build valuable professional connections for the audio-visual material. DHA’s well-known Defence students. The main objective of establishing a Central Library (DCL) is also accessible to DSU placement office is to assist students in obtaining students and faculty as an additional resource. internships and project assignments with leading Moreover, photocopying, printing, binding, scanning multinational and local companies. DSU Placement and internet services are also available. Office has been quite successful in establishing strong relationships with industry to showcase our A Stylish Cafeteria students’ skills and academic excellence. The The self service cafeteria at DSU offers a wide placement office has been able to build viable variety of food and snacks to students and staff in a contacts with one hundred and seventeen hygienic and relaxing environment. It also acts as a corporations and bring opportunities of attractive hub for student interaction and activity. careers to students. The efforts to provide internships and jobs will continue with more zealous Separate Prayer Areas job fairs and recruitment drives. DSU equally values the diversity of religious beliefs and convictions held by its students and staff . In an Academic Guidance effort to facilitate students and staff, separate Academic guidance is important to familiarize the praying areas for men and women are provided. students with the current academic requirements to excel in their educational career. Although, our Executive Lecture Theater faculty members are willing to meet and help A world class Executive Lecture Theater has students according to their need, each class has recently been inaugurated. The Theater holds an been allocated an advisor to provide dedicated and impressive ambiance with modern facilities to specialized attention to students at an individual conduct seminars, conferences, workshops and level. The students can contact the assigned advisor training programs. if they encounter any problem. Moreover, a female advisor has also been appointed to guide female DSU Auditorium and Conference students. Room Student Societies and Extra A state-of-the-art conference room and a spacious auditorium is available to students to organize Curricular Activities seminars, conferences and other co-curricular At DSU students are provided with multiple activities at the campus. opportunities to participate in activities of their choice. The student societies help students pursue Transport their passions, interact with prospective employers, Transport facility is also available for DSU students foster professional relationships and experience commuting from different accessible points in the events that they will treasure for the rest of their city. This service is provided by transporters lives. The following student societies have been contracted by the university. formed: • Marketing Society Club Sports Facilities • Entrepreneurship Society • Community Services Students regularly utilize sports facilities available to • IEEE Student Branch Society them for basketball, volleyball, table tennis and other • IMechE Chapter • Public Speaking Society indoor games. Also, DSU frequently sponsors the • ASME Section • Creative Writing Society participation of its students in inter-university sports • ACM Student Chapter • Questa (General and extra-curricular competitions. • Iron Society Knowledge Society) • Literature and Arts Society • Women Empowerment Common Room for Girls • Photography Club Society A common room is provided for girls to relax or offer • Poetry and Drama Club • Sports Society prayers. • Painting and Calligraphy

Hostel Accommodation The students’ societies strive to make every Students can avail themselves of the secure and semester eventful. The pictures on the next page peaceful hostel accommodation for studying and give an overview of the vibrant student life at DSU.

88 89 Code of Conduct for Students Examinations Dress Code The university follows the absolute grading system. The dress code at DSU is based on the general Students are expected to observe the following The following acts are prohibited at DSU: The Grade Point Average is worked out by awarding principles of decency and in conformity with the social rules on the University premises, in the University letter grades on a scale of 4.0. Letter grades are norms of the country. The dress should not be indecent administered hostels and places of other activities ■ Smoking on campus premises awarded as per the following distribution: having provocative images or scripts. Female students being held under the auspices of the University: ■ Consumption of alcoholic drinks or other Letter Grade Grade Points are not expected to put on makeup or expensive intoxicating drugs A 4.00 jewelry. ■ Loyalty to Pakistan and refraining from doing ■ Organizing or taking part in any function inside A- 3.67 anything which is repugnant to its honor and the campus or organizing any club or society of B+ 3.33 Students Handbook prestige in any way students except in accordance with the B 3.00 For detailed information about DSU examination rules ■ Respect for convictions and traditions of others prescribed rules and regulations B- 2.67 and policies, dress code and student code of conduct, in matters of religion, conscience and customs ■ Collecting any money or receiving funds or C+ 2.50 students can refer to the DSU Students Handbook. while observing own religious duties pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of DSU, C 2.00 Students are expected to strictly abide by rules and ■ Truthfulness and honesty in dealing with other except with the written permission of the C- 1.67 regulations presented in the DSU Students Handbook. people; respect for elders and politeness to all competent authority. D+ 1.33 ■ Special respect for teachers and others in D 1.00 authority F 0.00 ■ Cleanliness of body, mind, speech and habits W Withdrawn ■ Helpfulness to fellow beings I Incomplete ■ Devotion to studies and co-curricular activities; observance of thrift and protection of public property

90 91 Scholarships and Fee Concessions Scholarships are part of DSU’s commitment to Fee Concessions reward academic excellence and enabling students A concession of 50% in Tuition Fee, is admissible to from all backgrounds to realize their potential. all regular faculty members, officers and employees of DHA and DSU for themselves, their spouses and DSU practices a need-blind policy and believes in their dependent children, subject to the condition merit as the sole criteria for admission to its that they compete with others at the time of programs. The Scholarships Award Committee admission and come in the merit list. Application for (SAC) aims to select deserving students in order to Fee Concession is processed through Scholarships assist them with their educational expenses. DSU Award Committee. awards two types of scholarships, namely: • Need-based Scholarships and Fee concession continues subject to achieving a • Merit-based Scholarships semester GPA of 2.0/ 4.0, otherwise Fee Concession is withdrawn in the following semester, Need-based Scholarships and is restored in subsequent semesters only if the These are awarded to students with financial student succeeds in achieving a semester GPA of constraints with good academic standing to help 2.0 or above. them continue their education at the University. Students must apply on the prescribed form by the Students must refer to the DSU Students Handbook closing date in the begining of every semester if they for detailed rules pertaining to application and wish to avail themselves of the Need-based qualification for scholarships and fee concessions. Scholarship. Form and guidance can be obtained from Admissions and Registration offices.

Merit-based Scholarships These are awarded to academically outstanding students who have excelled in studies at the University.

Interest Free Loan from Ihsan Trust DSU has also signed an MOU with M/S Ihsan Trust to facilitate needy students in getting interest-free loans from Ihsan Trust. Details can be obtained from Admissions and Registration offices.

92 93 Apply Now to Experience StepStep Two:Two: ApplyApply Option 1: Apply Online Visit www.dsu.edu.pk What DSU has to Offer Note: Students applying to study Master’s and Doctoral degree programs should email directly to the relevant department at; Students should contact DSU Admissions Office for all External Students [email protected] (Mechanical Engineering) information related to programs, eligibility requirements, The University permits enrolment as an external student [email protected] (Electrical Engineering) admissions schedule and fee details. The Admissions in any course being offered as part of any degree [email protected] (Computer Science) Officers can be contacted at: program, on payment of prescribed fee and meeting the [email protected] (Management Science) eligibility criteria of the course, following the specified Option 2: Apply in Person Admissions Officer procedure. An external student will be issued a certificate Get a copy of Application Form from Admissions Office and fill out the application. Phone: 021-35244851- 53 on successful completion of the course. If such a student Cell: 0324 2444595 later enrols in a degree program the credits earned as Email: [email protected] External Student may be used to satisfy the degree requirements provided he/she, if eligible, enrols in the Step Three: degree program within two years of earning the credit. FoFormrm Submission & Payment Submit required educational documents at DSU and receive Admission Processing Fee Challan. Pay Entrance Test Fee Challan at the University Accounts Office and collect Admit Card for entrance test from the Admissions Office. Documents to be submitted with application for undergraduate and MBA program include: Matric/O-Level Certificate and Marks Sheet. Intermediate/HSSC/FSc/A-Level Marks Sheet. In case of awaiting results of HSSC/FSc/A-Levels, the marksheet of HSSC/FSc part-I or AS-level. Applicants with O/A-Level must submit equivalence from IBCC Copy of CNIC or B-Form Three passport size photographs (2” x 2”) with white background For MS or PhD programs, download the application bundle from the DSU website and submit with required supporting documents to the DSU Admissions Office. OPTIONAL: Valid Test Score of NTS (NAT) or SAT, if appeared. Applicants submitting their NAT/SAT-1 test scores obtained within last one year shall be exempted from taking DSU’s entrance test for admissions to undergraduate programs.

Step Four: DSU Entrance Test Appear in DSU Entrance Test on the specified date. Collect test scores from the Admissions Office.

Each eligible candidate may appear in DSU Entrance Test 3 times in order to improve his/her test score. The fee for each attempt is 1500/- PKR (non-refundable).

Step Five: Await Admission Offer Assessment of your application requires 2-4 weeks. Application Process If additional documents are required to assess your application they will be requested from you. Step One: Check Eligibility Step Six: Acceptance of Offer Check your eligibility through DSU website, prospectus, program brochures or Admissions Office Collect provisional Offer Letter and Fee Challan from the Admissions Office. Read your Offer Letter carefully, ensuring your name, program title and semester are accurate. Candidates awaiting result are eligible to apply. All selected candidates shall be granted provisional admission Meet all pre-requisites mentioned in your Offer Letter. on signing of an undertaking and subject to verification of the Board results. Submit your Acceptance of Offer Form and Fee Payment Receipt.

94 95 DSU Team Won Runners up Prize in the Programming Competition Spec DSU Teams 2016 at NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi 12 Students from Computer Science Department of DSU participated in the Programing Competition Spec 2015 at NED University of Engineering & Technology on May 21, 2016 and won Return Victorious runners up prize. DHA SUFFA UNIVERSITY is proud of its brilliant students for their outstanding achievements in well renowned events. A snapshot of their accomplishments is given below to appreciate their efforts. DSU Team Won Runners up Prize in the Quiz Competition Softcom 2016 at GIK Institute AIAA – USA Design, Build and Fly Competition 2016 15 students from the Computer Science Department of DSU participated in the Quiz Competition, DSU’s team of five bright students qualified to participate in the prestigious Design, Build and Fly Softcom 2016, at GIK Institute on April 02, 2016 and won runners up prize. Competition 2016 organized annually by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). From a total of 200 proposals, the top 93 were accepted, with only three teams qualifying from Pakistan. The competition gathers the top aerospace and mechanical schools from the world, including DSU Team Won Runners up Prize in the Code-in-the-Blind Competition MIT, Cornell, Columbia, Embery-Riddle, Georgia-Tech, UC Berkeley, Maryland, USC, Purdue and John at Procom 2016 at FAST National University, Karachi Hopkins. 2 Students from the Computer Science Department of DSU participated in the Code-in-the-Blind Competition at Procom 2016 at FAST National University, Karachi on April 07, 2016 and won National Engineering Robotics Contest (NERC – 2015) at EME runners up prize. College, NUST, Rawalpindi A team of two students from DHA Suffa University participated in the National Engineering Robotics Contest (NERC – 2015) at EME College, NUST, Rawalpindi for the first time and surprised everyone by reaching the semifinals

The Programming Competition iCUBE 2015 at ISRA University, Hyderabad: A team of twenty two students participated in the Programming Competition iCUBE 2015 at ISRA University, Hyderabad on 07 Sep 2015 and won three runners up prizes.

FAST- NU SOFTEC 2016 Robo Rumble Competition DSU contested in the Engineering Project and Robo Rumble competitions with an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) based surveillance application and two indigenously designed robots. Students of DSU finished as runners-up in the Robo Rumble.

DSU Team wins IBA ProBattle 2016 Two teams from the Department of Electrical Engineering returned victorious from the IBA ProBattle 2016. One of them won the competition and the other secured the runners-up position.

DSU Teams finished as Winners and Runners-up at Procom 2016 On April 6 and 7, 2016, a team from the Department of Electrical Engineering at DSU participated in Procom 2016 organized by the Student Branch of IEEE at FAST-NU Karachi. DSU stood first in the Micro-controller Programming Competition and finished as winners and also runners-up in the Robo Wars Competition. A team from DSU also won the Micro-controller Programming Competition in Procom last year.

DSU Team Won Prizes in Solar Powered Aircraft Design, Build & Fly Competitions A team of four students from the Mechanical Engg Dept of DSU designed and built a solar powered aircraft capable of doing aerobatic maneuvers including back flips and 360 degree turns. The team first exhibited the aircraft at SZABIST's Junior Design Competition and won the Best Exhibitor Prize. The same team along with their aircraft then went to GIKI, where besides winning 1st Prize in the solar aircraft category, the team won the 2nd prize in the main category along with an impressive cash award of Rs. 60,000/-.

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