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Last December 26-2015 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education 11thConvocation Building Society . th 11 CONVOCATION 1 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education Quality Policy Statement BUITEMS contributes in defining standards and systems for the up-lift of socio-economic order through quality education and services by: v Providing an environment conducive to learning, teaching, academic inquiry and innovation v Maintaining academic excellence and professionalism v Adhering to established systems for ensuring good governance for management and transfer of knowledge v Benchmarking with other leading institutions of higher education for improvement 11thConvocation v Enhancing efficient and effective operations by encouraging participation of stakeholders v Pursuing continuous improvement through creativity, team work and adaptation to change for Playing a catalytic role to achieve the national, regional and global harmony. 2 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education CONTENTS 1. Foreword 4 2. Message from President, Islamic Republic of Pakistan 5 3. Message from Prime Minister of Pakistan 6 4. Message from The Governor Balochistan 7 5. Message from The Chief Minister Balochistan 8 6. Message from The Chairman HEC 9 7. Message from Vice Chancellor BUITEMS 10 8. Program 11 9. Order of Proceedings 12 10. Conferment of Degrees (Announcements) 16 11. Award of Badges of Honor 17 11thConvocation 12. Award of Gold Medals 19 13. Dua’a 20 14. List of Graduates 39 15. Select BUITEMS Successful Alumnae/Alumni 42 16. BUITEMS Faculty Count 43 17. BUITEMS Funded Research Projects 44 18. BUITEMS Monument 45 19. Academic Dress: Down the Memory Lane 46 20. BUITEMS Regalia 47 21. Cherishing Moments at BUITEMS (Graduands 2015) 48 3 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education FOREWORD Many congratulations on your achievement! Your graduation today from BUITEMS signals an important milestone in your personal lives and the lives of those who have supported you in your educational efforts. In achieving this significant goal, you have demonstrated the commitment, creativity and talent you will need to succeed in your chosen career. The entire BUITEMS community applauds you on your accomplishments and celebrates with you the importance of this momentous occasion. You are the leaders of tomorrow — you will chart the course for the next generation of business professionals, engineers, scientists, artists and teachers. Wherever you choose to make your contribution, you will shape society’s actions and exert a powerful influence on the coming generations. As you prepare to assume these roles, we hope you will remember the critical role that the University has played in your preparation –– that you will remember how much you have learned at your alma mater. You will use that knowledge to find solutions to some of our most pressing problems. And by so doing, you will ensure that the values we cherish as one rich culture are preserved and advanced. If this seems an overly optimistic prospect, think about how far you have already come, how much you have grown, and what you are part of. As students, and now as graduates, you are valued members of our vibrant BUITEMS community. We invite you to maintain your relationship with the University to which you have already dedicated so much time, hard work, and energy. With over 5000 graduates spread over Pakistan and other countries; the Alumni community is an invaluable resource 11thConvocation for you as you embark on your career. We urge you to take advantage of and contribute to this extraordinary community of alumni who began their professional lives at BUITEMS, and who form a network that stretches around the world and crosses all disciplines. Graduation day is an opportunity for you to reflect on the past and look ahead to the future. This event may well signal a significant change of direction in your life. Whatever direction you choose to take, the knowledge and skills that you have developed here will stand you in good stead, not only in your professional life but also as a contributing member of society. Wherever you may find yourself in the years to come, we hope and anticipate that you will remember your time at BUITEMS with pleasure, and that you will be proud of your association with one of the region’s great universities. We extend warmest congratulations to our graduates. We take inordinate pleasure and pride in celebrating your contributions as one, and in officially welcoming you as alumni. It is our sincere hope that your graduation day is particularly a joyous occasion for you and your families and that, like all alumni, you will cherish the knowledge that BUITEMS is, and will forever be, your University. 4 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education Message from Honorable Mamnoon Hussain President, Islamic Republic of Pakistan I feel immense pleasure in cherishing the moment that Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) is holding its 11th Convocation. On this occasion I offer heartiest congratulations to the management of the University, the graduates, the parents, and the faculty. BUITEMS holds a unique position among the provincial universities offering quality education. The alumni of this University enjoy reputable positions at national and international level while directing their efforts towards serving the country and mankind to the best of their professional and technical acumen. I am confident that the advent of Pak-China Economic Corridor would open up new vistas and avenues, specifically, for the talented students of Balochistan. This would prove a milestone in the development and prosperity of the Province in the long run. 11thConvocation Once again, my felicitations to the University’s management, graduates and their parents and I pray that your endeavors are met with success. Ameen. 5 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education Message from Honorable Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif Prime Minister, Islamic Republic of Pakistan It is heartening to know that Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) is holding its consecutive 11th Convocation this year. I congratulate the graduating students, faculty members, the Vice Chancellor, management of the university and parents of the graduating students on this occasion. An institution gaining such a reputation within 13 years of its existence is indeed a significant success story. I believe progress of our nation very much depends on our skillful and trained human resource. This is possible only by providing quality education. I hope that BUITEMS alumni perform their due role in the development of our society. Our Government is committed to bringing peace and stability in Balochistan and has provided special quotas for students of Balochistan in various sectors and initiatives. This is a momentous day for graduates and post-graduates who are passing out today. 11thConvocation I wish all the graduating students the best in their lives and I hope that they will be contributing to the betterment and prosperity of the society and the country. 6 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education Message from Honorable Muhammad Khan Achakzai Governor Balochistan/Chancellor BUITEMS It is matter of immense pleasure that Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) is holding its 11th Convocation. The public and private sector Universities are required to provide quality education to their students, inculcate in them the skills and capabilities essential for playing effective role in extending human understanding and contribute to society through research. BUITEMS has aimed at achieving these objectives by ensuring that every study program offered by the University is academically and professionally relevant to today’s advancements in the scientific, technological and commercial demands of the contemporary world, I extend heartiest greetings to Vice Chancellor and his team and look forward to seeing more accomplishments in future. As a forward looking academic institution, BUITEMS is consistently enhancing its learning environment and promoting growth in academic and research domains. Keeping in view the importance of extracurricular activities for physical and mental growth of students, the University has developed necessary infrastructure comprising play grounds 11thConvocation and a sports complex. I would like to call upon the students to remember that having graduated from the University puts greater responsibility on their shoulders as starting from today, they would be held responsible and accountable for the bright future of the nation. They should believe in themselves and follow their dreams of undertaking ventures of national development which promise prosperity, happiness and peace for the region. I wish all distinctive successes in their new journey towards practical life. Once again I extend heartfelt congratulations to BUITEMS, to its faculty, administration and especially to the graduating students and their parents on achieving a prominent milestone 7 BUITEMS Quality & Excellence in Education Message from Honorable Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch Chief Minister Balochistan Balochistan University of Information Technology Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS), Quetta is a prestigious and leading education institute of Balochistan rendering commendable services in imparting quality education in the fields of science and technology
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