INTRODUCTION

Electrical Engineering is entrenched with the discovery of basic principles of electricity back in early 18th century. The field turned to an identifiable profession in late 19th century after commercialization of the power generation, transmission, distribution, electric telegraph and telephone. Today, it wraps a wide range of sub-fields including electronics, computer, power, telecommunications, control systems, radio frequency, and signal processing to name a few.

Research followed by development of unbelievable commercial products to ease life of human has made electrical engineering the first choice of students around the globe. It’s amazing ability to merge allied fields has given rise to many hybrid disciplines which ultimately has broadened its scope and has resulted in a variety of choices for students entering in the field.

Department of Electrical Engineering is an emergent feature of the Institute. The department preserves eminence of education and carries out diverse tasks for worldwide endorsement. Faculty of electrical engineering deeps on updating curriculum as per market requirements and offers high quality courses to prepare individuals who can amicably meet modern technological challenges. The program of studies enables us to prepare the team of future young engineers who can realize their innovative ideas for the prosperity of humankind.

OVERVIEW

Department of Electrical Engineering at the institute offers BSc degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in following three growing sub-areas:

  • Computer Systems Engineering
  • Electronic Engineering
  • Power Engineering

Students enrolled in the program study common subjects for the first six semesters. After Sixth semester, they are regrouped to a specialization, based on their preference and obtained Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) up to that point. This approach not only provides enough prologue to the field of Electrical engineering before they study specialized courses, but makes them eligible to compete for a wide spectrum of employment opportunities at both national and international levels.

Computer Engineering students are trained in the field of computing, software engineering, ASIC, DSP and other hardware development tools related to R&D. Electronic Engg is biased towards Power Electronics, Signal Processing, and VLSI Design. Power Engineering has been a neglected field in the country for the last one decade which has resulted in shortage of skilled persons in the field. The department has taken on this challenge and initiated this specialization in 2010 with focus on Power System Protection, Power Generation, Power Transmission and Distribution, and Efficient Transmission and Utilization of Electrical Energy.

Objectives & Commitment

The objective of the Electrical Engineering Program at the Institute is to produce graduates who will attain careers and higher education that ultimately lead to leadership roles in academia, industry and government in areas of rapidly advancing interdisciplinary technologies related to renewable energy, power systems, telecommunications, solid-state and information technology.
The program prepares students for either graduate study within the country & abroad or employment in public & private organizations   related   to   research   &   development and services. It inspires them to undertake careers and professional practices that provide an opportunity to address the pressing technological needs of society. The same is accomplished by building the core curriculum to provide a broad and rigorous exposure to the fundamental concepts of electrical engineering. The program strives to maintain a balance between classroom lectures, laboratory & design experience, & emphasizes the problem formulation, system-design, and solving skills that are essential to any engineering discipline. The other purpose of the program is to develop self-reliance, creativity, teamwork ability, professional ethics, communication skills, and an appreciation of the importance of contemporary issues.

Our focus is on people and our mission is to provide the fundamental high quality engineering education needed to design, construct, protect and maintain our infrastructure and our environment. We would like to ensure that our students have a happy, productive and fulfilling experience in their program, at all levels of their education. The opportunity to undertake studies in the Department of Civil Engineering will provide a rich and unique experience in terms of personal growth and understanding. It will not be without challenge or vigour, but it can be one of life’s most rewarding experiences. We are dedicated to providing a holistic education for our students and equipping them with the necessary tools to ensure that we live in a safer environment and enjoy a continually improving standard of living. Our faculty, staff and students are working hard to expand this basic knowledge through first class research and international cooperation in order to create a better and safer tomorrow.

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Emerging Topics in Electrical Engineering:

We, at Department of Electrical Engineering are well aware of emerging subfields of Electrical Engineering and have designed our curriculum and planned our laboratory facilities accordingly. A few such fields are as under:

  • Wireless Transmission of Electrical Energy
  • Satellite Controlled Power Systems
  • Intelligent Power System Protection Devices
  • Utilization of Wireless Sensor Networks for Developing World
  • 3-G Broad Band Networks
  • Microelectronics
  • VLSI Design
  • Photonics
  • Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

Curriculum:

The department has a history of revising curriculum right from the commencement of program in 2001. Presently Electrical Engineering Curriculum is as per the latest guidelines of Higher Education Commission and Pakistan Engineering Council prepared in consultation with experts of the field in the country. Course contents have been designed keeping in view the background knowledge of students and core electrical engineering concepts. Advanced courses are included and dropped as per the changing market and postgraduate requirement at both national and international levels. 

FACULTY

 Faculty Member  Designation
Dr. M. Kamran Liaqat Bhatti Associate Professor(HoD)
Dr. Safdar Raza Assistant Professor
Dr. Zunaib Assistant Professor
Dr. M. Siddique Assistant Professor
Engr. Abdul Rauf Assistant Professor
Engr. Abid Hussain Assistant Professor
Engr. Makhdoom Naeem Assistant Professor
Engr. Abdul Mannan Assistant Professor
Engr. M. Nawaz Joiya Assistant Professor
Engr. Tehreem Awan Assistant Professor
Engr. Serosh Karim Noon Assistant Professor
Engr. Mujahid Hussain Assistant Professor
Engr. Zeeshan Raza Assistant Professor
Engr. Ameer Abbas Lecturer
Engr. Jawaria Maqbool Lecturer
Engr. M. Ahsan Javad Lecturer
Engr.Sadaqat Ali Lecturer
Engr. Tahir Mahmood    Lecturer

LABORATORIES

To fulfill the requirements of the program, the department has a number of furnished laboratories which give students an opportunity to have hands on experience on the state of art equipment like field Programmable Gate Array,
Digital Signal Processing Trainer, Advanced Communication Trainers, Optic electronics Trainers, Fiber Optic Splicing Machines and Satellite Communication Trainers. Laboratories of certain advanced courses meet industrial commercial requirements which enable our graduates to compete for challenging employment opportunities in the country and abroad just after graduation.

Following laboratories of the department are equipped with state of art equipment in sufficient quantity:

  • Power Electronics Lab
  • Signal Processing Lab
  • Electronics Lab
  • Microprocessor & Digital Electronics Lab
  • Computer Lab
  • Project Lab
  • Communication Lab
  • General Purpose Computer Lab
  • Applied Physics Lab
  • Electrical Machines Lab
  • Instrumentation & Industrial Electronics Lab
  • Computer Network Lab

Following Labs are added to further strengthen the department:

  • Power System Protection Lab
  • Power Transmission & Distribution Lab
  • Control Lab
  • E-TAP Power Lab

PROGRAMS

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

Specialized in Computer System Engineering
Semester 1 Semester 2
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr. Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-111 Workshop Practice 0+2 ME-121 Engineering Drawing 0+1
CS-112 Introduction to Compuuting 3+1 NS-122 Applied Physics 3+1
HS-113 FunctionalEnglish 3+0 NS-123 Linear Algebra 3+0
NS-114 Calculus & Analytical 3+0 HS-124 Technical Writing 3+0
HS-15/116 Islamic Studies / Ethics (For Non-Muslims) 2+0 CS-125 Programming Fundamentals 2+1
HS-117 Engineering Ethics 3+0 EE-126 Linear Circuit Analysis 3+1
14+3 14+4
Semester 3 Semester 4
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
HS-211 Pakistan Studies 2+0 MS-221 Engg. Economics & Management 3+0
EE-212 Digital Logic Design 3+1 HS-222 Communication Skills 3+0
EE-213 Electrical Network Analysis 3+1 EE-223 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3+1
CS-214 Data Structures & Algorithm 3+1 CS-224 Microprocessor based Systems 3+1
NS-215 Differrential Equations 3+0 NS-225 Complex Variables & Transforms 3+0
14+3 15+2
Semester 5 Semester 6
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
CS-311 Data Communication 3+0 CS-321 Computer Comm. Networks 3+1
CS-312 Computer Architecture & Organization 3+0 CS-322 Operating Systems 3+0
CS-313 Object-Oriented Programming 2+1 CS-324 Softwa e Engineering 3+1
EE-314 Signals and Systems 3+1 CS-325 Database Management Systems 3+1
NS-315 Probability & Statistics for Engineers 3+0 NS-326 Numerical Analysis 3+0
14+2 15+3
Semester 7 Semester 8
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
CS-411 Embedded Systems Design 3+0 CS-421 Artificial intelligence 3+0
CS-412 Digital Signal Processing 3+1 CS-4** Elective I 3+1
CS-413 Computer Graphics 3+0 CS-4** Elective II 3+1
HS-414 Social Science Electve* 3+0 CS-415 Final Year Project – II 0+3
CS-415 Final Year Project – I 0+3
12+4 9+5
Electves I Electves II
CS-422 Relational Database Manag. Systems 3+1 CS-425 Data Mining 3+1
CS-423 Linear Control Systems 3+1 CS-426 Digital Communicati n 3+1
CS-424 Digital Image Processing 3+1 CS-427 Parallel & Distributed Processing 3+1
  • HS-314 will be electve from Social Science subjects like Psychology, Internaaional Relalations, Philosophy or any other course approved by HEC as social science

Total number of Semesters               = 8

Total number of Courses                                               = 39 Courses + Final Year Project

Total Credit Hours                                                  = 133

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

Specialized in Electronics Engineering
Semester 1 Semester 2
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr. Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-111 Workshop Practice 0+2 ME-121 Engineering Drawing 0+1
CS-112 Introduction to Compuuting 3+1 NS-122 Applied Physics 3+1
HS-113 FunctionalEnglish 3+0 NS-123 Linear Algebra 3+0
NS-114 Calculus & Analytical 3+0 HS-124 Technical Writing 3+0
HS-15/116 Islamic Studies / Ethics (For Non-Muslims) 2+0 CS-125 Programming Fundamentals 2+1
HS-117 Engineering Ethics 3+0 EE-126 Linear Circuit Analysis 3+1
14+3 14+4
Semester 3 Semester 4
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
HS-211 Pakistan Studies 2+0 MS-221 Engg. Economics & Management 3+0
EE-212 Digital Logic Design 3+1 HS-222 Communication Skills 3+0
EE-213 Electrical Network Analysis 3+1 EE-223 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3+1
CS-214 Data Structures & Algorithm 3+1 CS-224 Microprocessor based Systems 3+1
NS-215 Differrential Equations 3+0 NS-225 Complex Variables & Transforms 3+0
14+3 15+2
Semester 5 Semester 6
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-311 Instrumentation and Measurements 3+1 EE-321 Electromagnetic Fields 3+0
EE-312 Electrical Machines 3+1 EE-322 Linear Control Systems 3+1
EE-313 Electronic Circuit Design 3+1 EE-323 VLSI Design 3+1
EE-314 Signals and Systems 3+0 EE-324 Communication Systems 3+1
NS-315 Probability & Statistics for Engineers 3+0 NS-326 Numerical Analysis 3+0
15+3 15+3
Semester 7 Semester 8
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-411 Opto-Electronics 3+1 EE-421 Industrial Electronics 3+1
EE-413 Power Electronics 3+1 EE-4** Elective I 3+0
HS-414 Social Science Electve* 3+0 EE-4** Elective II 3+1
EE-415 Final Year Project – I 0+3 EE-415 Final Year Project – II 0+3
9+5 9+5
Electves I Electves II
EE-422 Mobile and Wireless Communication 3+0 EE-425 Solid State Devices 3+1
EE-423 Wave Propagation and Antenna 3+0 EE-426 Digital Control Systems 3+1
EE-424 Introduction to Nano Technology 3+0 EE-427 Digital Electronics 3+1

 

  • HS-314 will be electve from Social Science subjects like Psychology, International Relalations, Philosophy or any other course approved by HEC as social science

 

Total number of Semesters               = 8

Total number of Courses                                               = 39 Courses + Final Year Pr oject

Total Credit Hours                                                  = 134

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

Specialized in Power Engineering
Semester 1 Semester 2
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr. Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-111 Workshop Practice 0+2 ME-121 Engineering Drawing 0+1
CS-112 Introduction to Compuuting 3+1 NS-122 Applied Physics 3+1
HS-113 FunctionalEnglish 3+0 NS-123 Linear Algebra 3+0
NS-114 Calculus & Analytical 3+0 HS-124 Technical Writing 3+0
HS-15/116 Islamic Studies / Ethics (For Non-Muslims) 2+0 CS-125 Programming Fundamentals 2+1
HS-117 Engineering Ethics 3+0 EE-126 Linear Circuit Analysis 3+1
14+3 14+4
Semester 3 Semester 4
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
HS-211 Pakistan Studies 2+0 MS-221 Engg. Economics & Management 3+0
EE-212 Digital Logic Design 3+1 HS-222 Communication Skills 3+0
EE-213 Electrical Network Analysis 3+1 EE-223 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3+1
CS-214 Data Structures & Algorithm 3+1 CS-224 Microprocessor based Systems 3+1
NS-215 Differrential Equations 3+0 NS-225 Complex Variables & Transforms 3+0
14+3 15+2
Semester 5 Semester 6
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
EE-311 Instrumentation and Measurements 3+1 EE-321 Electromagnetic Fields 3+0
EE-312 Electrical Machines 3+1 EE-322 Linear Control Systems 3+1
EE-313 Electronic Circuit Design 3+1 EE-323 VLSI Design 3+1
EE-314 Signals and Systems 3+0 EE-324 Communication Systems 3+1
NS-315 Probability & Statistics for Engineers 3+0 NS-326 Numerical Analysis 3+0
15+3 15+3
Semester 7 Semester 8
Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr Crs. ID Course Title Cr. Hr
PE-411 Electrical Power Transmission 3+1 PE-421 Power System Protection 3+1
PE-412 Power System Analysis 3+1 PE-4** Elective I 3+0
HS-414 Social Science Electve* 3+0 PE-4** Elective II 3+1
PE-415 Final Year Project – I 0+3 PE-415 Final Year Project – II 0+3
9+5 9+5
Electves I Electves II
PE-422 Renewable Energy Systems 3+0 PE-425 Advanced Electrical Machine 3+1
PE-423 Power Systems Stability & Control 3+0 PE-426 Digital Control Systems 3+1
PE-424 High Voltage Engineering 3+0 PE-427 PLC and Industrial Drives 3+1

 

  • HS-314 will be electve from Social Science subjects like Psychology, International Relalations, Philosophy or any other course approved by HEC as social science

 

Total number of Semesters               = 8

Total number of Courses                                               = 39 Courses + Final Year Project

Total Credit Hours                                                  = 133