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From CampBuzz
The naughties is over and the world heads on towards a new decade. The last decade
marked several important events and happenings which changed each and every one of us
and had an impact on the way we live. We got to keep our fingers crossed on what the
New Year, and the new decade has to offer us! Back to business, Campbuzz this time
around is filled with a lot of chilling and cool stuff keeping in view the weather we‟re ex-
periencing these days. We‟ve got a comprehensive coverage report on CEME‟s arguably
the most famous and fun-to-be-part-of sports event FUTSAL, as the second edition of this
event kicked off under cold weather to warm things up for all football fanatic Emenents.
Cricket doesn‟t lag behind and the eventful Super Six‟s tournament also gets a place in
this month‟s edition of Campbuzz. In addition to that, this time we took a seat with Assis-
tant Professor Mr. Tausif, a faculty member of DEE in the focus, and for art lovers we‟ve
got some serious poetic stuff this time by shedding some spot light on the mushaira held
at EME along with the NUDC. Keeping in view the exams season approaching, an inter-
esting survey was taken and students were asked to give their opinions on whether to
have a sessional based examination system or mid-term based. To find out what the ma-
jority opted for, check out the inner pages. In the end, a happy new decade for all the
readers of Campbuzz, may you all get what you‟re aiming for this time around. 2010, here
we come!

(Syed Ather Ali, 28 CE)

Inside This Issue:

QUOTATIONS 4

POLLS 5

MAKE A DIFFERENCE 6

LUMUN’09,INTER NUST TENNIS TOURNAMENT 7

NUST AT CLC 8

NUDC 2010 9

THE FOURTH DIMENSION 10

POETRY 14

FOCUS 15
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Opinion
What exactly should be the mode of examination? Should Midterm Exams be taken or the legacy of Ses-
sional Exams be continued? What we wanted to know was the extent of polarization in the opinion ,that is,
Midterms or Sessionals . So we surveyed a bunch of random individuals on what they think . Here are the
outcomes:
As the semester is small, ap- I always go for the sessional
I think sessionals are preferable proximately four months, so exams because its weightage
to midterms because of lesser midterms are preferable. You is low and above all you al-
course. You have lesser pres- don't have to worry for the ex- ways have a second chance
sure and divide work and you ams all the time. to make up for something.
can be more regular in studies.
NS M.Haider Iqbal NS Faisal Mehmood
NS Haris Ikram 30 ME 30 MTS
29 EE
Midterm Exam gives
There should be mids instead us the time to learn
of sessional exams because the subject and
you can fully go through the practice it rather
syllabus. One week of se- than preparing for
sional exams is saved if we the exams all the
conduct midterm exams and time. I am with the
this time can be utilized for midterms.
more study and semester
projects. NS Danish Haider
29 EE
NS Mohib Khan
30 ME
Does not matter
I like sessionals as there is to me!
lesser burden on me and
there is always a chance of NS Awais Qadir
improvement. 29 CE

NS Abdullah Sharif
29 ME
I prefer the midterms because Sessionals carry a decreased
Sorry ,I got no views… in this system a student gets weightage. Hence giving students
ample time to concentrate not more academic flexibility,if God
NS Makhdoom Bakir only on studies but in other forbid they do not perform well
30 CE extra co-curricular activities in any one instance of exams
too and may be EME can do
better if it follows the system NS Hafiz Haleem Ibraheem
Tension is less in other universities in Pakistan 30 MTS
Mids… do.
NS Ahmed NS Ovais Anzar
28 MTS 29 MTS
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Make A Difference
A Newly Emerged Social Reformation Society of the College of E&ME
For the first time in College of needy‟ in our youth. Whenever ready been sponsored by a
E&ME, foundation of a social wel- our country will call us to step group of ten students under
fare organization has been laid. It forward we will join hands and let our supervision.
can bring together all those who the world know we are strong
share the vision of living for others and stand united. Come forward… lets all
and living life with a difference. stands together to make these
This society will not only conduct Our first and foremost project is children come out of the vi-
the regular fund raising activities entitled as „Sponsor a Child for cious circle of despair they are
but our main focus would be on Better Education‟. We are affili- trapped in. Let‟s put a smile on
large scale projects in the future ated with SOS Children‟s Village. these beautiful faces God has
to make a mark in this regard. SOS is well renowned for its created.
reputation, strong background
There was a turning point a year and transparent procedures and Looking forward for joining
back which motivated a few stu- your helping hand with us, and
dents to formalize this forum. In for any detailed information:
the past, teams of our college NS Wafa Iqbal (28 EE)
students carried out two large NS Tazeen Fatima (28 CE)
scale successful fund raising cam- NS Anum Nasir (28 CE)
paigns to provide relief to firstly NS Ahmed Jawad Asghar (29
the Baluchistan earthquake vic- CE)
tims of 2008 and IDPs of Swat in
2009. It was a wholehearted ef- (By Wafa Iqbal 28 EE)
fort by young and dedicated stu-
dents of our college and is well
remembered. The overwhelming
response during those fund rais-
ing efforts served as a motivation these are the foremost reasons
for us to carry it forward. of our recently established bond
with them. In order for a newly
Make a Difference is a platform created society to survive it‟s
which can serve as a basis for so- always necessary to have strong
cial development: It aims to create relationships with well oriented
awareness amongst the young gen- organizations to establish its own
eration to „step in to bring a authenticity.
change‟ - a change in thoughts, There are a lot of children out
practices and most importantly there with no shelter, no educa-
attitude towards the weaknesses tion and no families. Its not hard
of our society. We want to pro- for you, as well established engi-
mote goodwill and want to instill a neers of tomorrow, to change a
wave of passion „to help the child‟s life, is it? A child has al-

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Emenents Shine At LUMUN’09
The sixth annual LUMS Model UN
Conference 2009 (LUMUN „09)
was held from December 30, 2009
– January 3, 2010. The theme of
LUMUN is “Let Us Not Fight”.
The ambition behind the LUMUN
is “A world with only dialogues as
weapons” and the purpose of the
LUMUN is to create a spirit of
peace and harmony.
EME Wins Inter NUST Tennis Tournament
Ahmed Asad (29,MTS), Zahak (29
MTS and Ali Liaqat (30 CE) were
the representatives of EME Col-
lege in Inter NUST Tennis Tour-
nament. It was held on 16 Janu-
ary,2010 in MCS Courts. It was
based on best of three, consisting
of two singles and one doubles.
First semifinal match was played
between EME and MCS. Zahak and
Ahmed won the match by 8-2 and
8-4 respectively. Second semifinal
match was played between CAE
and AMC in which CAE took the
lead. The final was tough. In first
singles Zahak won by 8-2 while in
second singles Ali Liaqat lost the
match.
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The team members who repre-
sented EME College in LUMUN‟09
were Oneeb Munawer 28 ME (Head
Delegate), Raheel Ansar 28 ME, Saad
Akhtar 28 EE, M. Saad Khan 29 ME,
Sadaf Shahid 29 CE, Ferzia Firdousi
30 EE, Zain Alam 30 MTS, Umer
Usman 31 EE, Ghulam Umar 31 CE
and Awais Bhatti 31 MTS.
cycling, grand prix, scavenger hunt,
Our EME College team were the
dramas, New Year concert, and
delegates of Denmark
etcetera.
and they represented
Denmark in five com- EME College team won two “Best
mittees. They also Delegates Awards” and
participated in social “Honourable Mentions”. The dele-
events such as social gates in LUMUN‟09 truly experi-
responsibility and less enced a world of grueling diplo-
privileged children. macy, tranquility and fun and
Sideshows included learned the most valuable lesson:
marathon race, Fighting is never the Solution.
(By NS Esaam Jamil, 30 ME)
The match came to a do
or die doubles match in
which Ahmed and Zahak
came for the recue of
EME College.
Finally, EME College
defeated CAE by 8-3 in
final match and brought
a big golden trophy to
EME College.
(By NS Esaam Jamil, 30
ME)
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CEME Represents NUST At CLC With Pride
Selected students of CEME represent NUST at Creative Leaders Conference (CLC) 2009 alongside faculty!
Great news! Five students, NS
Fatma Faruq [DE(29)CE], GC
Faheem Iftikhar [DE(28)EE], NS
Danish Asdaque [DE(28)ME], NS
Hamza Zaidi [DE(28)EE] and NS
Amna Jamal [DE(29)CE] represented
NUST alongside faculty members
comprising of Brig Akhtar Nawaz
Malik [DEAN], Col Ashfaq [SO
Nust Affairs], Col Farrukh [BC
Cadet Wing] and Uzair Sukhera
[Research Engineer] at the 2nd
CLC 2009 held in Islamabad from
November 13-15 this year.
By bringing together over 300
youth fellows from across Paki-
stan, the Creative Leader's Con-
ference 2009 (CLC-2009) presented
the participants with a number of
new perspectives on the theme of
the Conference "Justuju jo karay wo
chuay Asmaan” alongside the privi-
lege of benefitting from the valuable
comments
and re-
marks de-
livered by
renowned
personali-
t i e s .
throughout
the 3 days.
Participants
deliberated on issues like: Profes-
sional Leadership, Developing Com-
munities, Promoting Global Citizen-
ship, Good Governance and Nation
CAMPBUZZ
Building. This Future Creative Hamza, Faheem and Uzair were
Leader's will discover and demon- elected from within the partici-
strate Critical Leadership Skills such pants to form the 7 member dec-
as Discipline, Goal Setting, Effective laration committee. It was a great
Communication, Teamwork, Deci- matter of honour for NUST that
sion-Making and Influence. in the final elections,Hamza Zaidi
and Faheem Iftikhar presented
the declaration in front of all
the participants as Uzair altru-
istically gave up an opportunity
due to time constraints.
The nustian representation
and subsequent feedback left
such a positive impact on the
Patron Dr. H. U. Khan that he
offered the participating stu-
dents an opportunity to guide
and direct the procession of
Towards the close, a committee was the 3rd CLC 2010 to be held from
formed, who drafted the Youth Fo- 23rd to 25th April 2010.
rum Declaration, which is an effective
means to convey the youth‟s message Congratulations Guys! We wish
to the Eminent Scientists, Renowned you all the best in your future
Educationists, Politicians, Famous endeavors.
Sports Person-
alities, Successful (By Hamza Zaidi)
Businessmen
and Showbiz
Celebrities. The
idea was con-
ceived by Uzair
Sukhera who
was also the
event coordina-
tor assigned by
NUST for its students along with stu-
dent representative Hamza. Due to
outstanding participation and effective
representation of youth all three
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NUDC 2010
NUST Universities Debating Cham-
pionship, NUDC, 2010, was the first
ever National Parliamentary style
Debating Competition held at
NUST, EME campus. In this Compe-
tition 36 teams from all around the
country participated.
publically debate and present our-
selves to the critics. We do not know
how to handle ourselves against hos-
tility and criticism. We are not taught
to handle ourselves in front of mil-
lions of eyes on an international fo-
rum.
derfully fulfilled learning experi-
ence for all. All major universities
from around the country partici-
pated in four very competitive
rounds of debating. After the pre-
liminary rounds the top for teams
qualified for the Finals of the

To resolve this issue NUST, College

of EME felt a compelling need for the
youth of Pakistan to actively express
their views on matters of National
Interest. Hence, NUST Universities
Debating Championship, NUDC was
formed. The idea and foundation of
this Event was laid by Syed Hassan
Abbas, the President of NUDC 2010.

Hassan and his team coordinated

Before we consider the actual event,
one should question the need and
significance of such a tournament.
What are the main problems faced
by Pakistan Today? Why are we
(Pakistanis) not able to express our
selves freely and fairly to the rest of
the world? Why a communication
gap always exists when we present
our ideas to the rest of the World?
It is because we are not groomed to
with all the major universities in the
region and came up with NUDC, a
national platform with a single pur-
pose, to further polish the radical
minds of the youth and encourage
dialogue among them. Moreover,
they organized two social events, a
Tambola Night and High Tea. These
social events gave the participants a
chance to establish a nationwide net-
work with each other, the future
leaders.
In the end NUDC 2010 was a won-
Championship. The Final was won
By University College Lahore,
UCL, followed closely by Fatimah
Jinnah Dental College, FJDC Kara-
chi and Rawalpindi Medical Col-
lege, RMC.
We hope that such constructive
events will be continued by junior
degrees in the future .
(By GC Shuja Zaidi)

Declamation Contest
On Friday, January 8, 2010, BURRAQ
organized a declamation contest which
was held in EME College Auditorium
and started at 1700hrs. Brig Akhtar
Nawaz, the dean of College of E&ME
was the Chief Guest. The participants
were fully enthusiastic and presented
their speech quite confidently and elo-
quently which the audience appreciated.
The topics were primarily related to
current affairs. Due to close competi-
tion, it was tough decisions for judges
to make. At the end certificates were
distributed to the top three positions
of each category. Muzammil Aleem
and Fatima Badar got first position in
Urdu and English Article Reading com-
petition respectively while Haider
Abbas and Ahmad Riaz got first posi-
tion in Urdu and English speech com-
petition respectively.
Student Appointment SPC
(By NS Zohaib Ahmed , 30 ME) M. Nadeem Azam
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The Fourth Dimension
Time flies…Time flies and people
change, priorities alter, dreams de-
part… Time flies and WE change.
We learn to hide our emotions
behind the facades of broken smiles
and hollow laughter; we learn to
limit our limits. Time flies and some
of us learn to replace our erstwhile
belongings with new-fangled ones;
substituting emotions by some
money in the bank, memories by
some suits in the closet, philia by
some cars in the garage and shy and
cautious laughter by hollow and
broken ones. Time flies and the
scenario changes, some people
walk away leaving nothing behind
save the ashes of a few vague
memories and some diffident
smiles. Time goes on and there is
no barring to it as we start getting
ceased more and more in the fens
of an utterly different world; a
world where we move faster than
the time itself. Our pace doesn‟t
allow us to sit back for a moment
to analyze the events leading to the
road we are streaming on today.
Commandant’s Address To De-30 (ME And MTS)
On December 1st 2009 Comman-
dant of EME College Major General
Muhammad Shahid SI(M) made
an informative address to the
Mechanical and Mechatronics
Departments (DE 30).
It provided a chance to the stu-
dents to make a face to face
interaction with the administra-
tion.
In his address, Commandant
shed light on the new prospects for
the students in the age of globaliza-
We keep on rolling like a snow-
ball; gathering momentum and
swallowing everything coming in
our way, stopping for nothing. We
become heftier and happier. But
sometimes in trying to make our
new lives impeccable we forget
the very soul of our living exis-
tence; things that made us “US”,
things which were close to our
hearts and used to make us feel
alive. And while gathering our fe-
licity we leave unbearably painful
and never healing scars on the
hearts of people we once cher-
ished as our own and loved more
t h a n o u r s e l v e s …
But time keeps running in our
world and life goes on for us. And
in this roller-coaster ride of suc-
cess we never stop, never take a
moment out of our cozy lives to
take a few steps back to comfort
the memories which are dying by
every passing moment. We as-
sume that they will mind them-
selves. Forgetting that the scars
tion. He elucidated on the new up-
coming ventures of EME College
(By NS Esaam Jamil, 30 ME)
we left have no remedy on this
God‟s earth but our few steps
backwards and a few moments of
affection can heal them right
away. Even if we know, we don‟t
care to pause. We are afraid of
losing our present. And it looks
so stupid to even remotely risk
the things we have achieved just
for few moments of living in our
past. For what is past? Just a few
vague memories and some diffi-
dent smiles and cautious laughs!
The very thing for which we
could give up our life without any
second thoughts starts to seem
so unreal… So very useless!
We don‟t give the slightest of
thoughts to the idea that maybe;
just MAYBE someone still cher-
ishes the echoes of those cau-
tious laughter as the most valu-
able asset of his whole damn
life…
(By GC Sohaib)
like construction of sports
complex, online bank, refresh-
ment shop, etc. Above all he
emphasized on the grooming
of students.
At the end, in Question and
Answer session, a sound re-
sponse was given by the au-
thorities to the concerned
problems of the students.
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Lecturer Bilal Qureshi’s Farewell Party
Lec Bilal Qureshi is a distinguished
faculty member of Mechanical
Engineering Department who
remained on the roll of Depart-
ment from November 2005 to
January 2010. During his tenure
he mostly taught thermody-
namics. He left EME College for
PhD from KFUPM, Saudi Ara-
bia.
On Saturday, January 9, 2010,
Degree 30 Mechanical arranged
a farewell party for Lec Bilal
Qureshi in Students‟ Mess Hall.
The farewell started at 1200
hrs with the arrival of Lec Bilal along
Mehfil-e-Mushaira By Nawa-e-Sarosh
Winter sunset, frosty winds and
dark clouds ; even the great roman-
tic masters of the old could not have
imagined such a perfect background
for an evening that was going to be
filled with poetry, dim oil lights, rose
petals, imagery, ghazals, nazams ,the
sadness and joys of being a mortal,
the Manna-the heavenly food, for
human mind and soul.
November 26, 2009 was the day
when Nawa-e-Sarosh, the poetry
club of SPAL arranged Mehfil-e-
Mushaira for students of EME Col-
lege. The students were allowed to
recite their own works of art or to
recite something selected from the
collection of any other poet.
The venue, ASG Lecture Hall was
fully decorated, rose petals and
floating candles providing an almost
ethereal feel to the orchestra pro-
vided by all the amateur “shaairs
and shaairas” and the Ahl-e-Zauq
of our College. The ghazals, nazams
and prose of the participants were
truly food for the senses and the
soul, the selections varied from the
masterpieces of Ghalib to the phi-
losophically optimistic poetry of
Iqbal, we could see the nationalist
Faiz and the romantic Amjad Islam
Amjad along with the rebels like
Faraz and Qateel. The self creations
of the EME poets were likewise
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Lec Fareed and Asst Prof Rehan.
Tea and snacks were served.
Parody of Lec Bilal by stu-
dents amused the partici-
pants. Addressing the stu-
dents, Lec Bilal told that he
was an average student but
hard work and devotion to
studies made him possible to
reach this position. At the
end group photos were taken
and Lec Bilal humbly shook
hand with each student. EME
College will always remember him.
(By Waleed Ahmed Mirza. 30 ME)
ranging from the sweet first at-
tempts to outstanding seasoned
poetry. And in the midst of this
Orchestra we had a wonder sitting
with us, GC Uzair Bangesh (30
ME) who had just got his poetic
work published with the title
“Karwat Key Baad”.
NS Irtiza (29 ME) and NS Sundus
(29 Mts) dressed in the theme col-
ors of Black and White conducted
the whole mushaira with a sensual
grace and finesse. Dean Brig Ak-
htar Nawaz, SO NUST Col Ishfaq,
and Adjutant Capt Luqman graced
the colourful evening.
Full marks to Nawa-e-Sarosh, the
poetry club for holding such a
thoughtful function which was
really enjoyed by the everybody
present there.
(By GC Shoiab Qureshi)
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FUTSAL 2010
Football is a favorite sport
of many at this college, and keeping
that in view,SAS has been organiz-
ing football related events in the
past years, with the annual FUTSAL
tournament featuring as the most
prominent one. This time the for-
mat dictated that a maximum of 8
players be on each team with 5
amongst them featuring in the
starting line-up and the rest playing
as substitutes. There was frenzy as
everyone rushed to make their
own team, trying to coax the more
talented players to be with them.
There was no restriction on degree
or department, but friends stuck
close, realizing it was more about
participating and having fun than
anything else. The matches were
held from 4 pm in the afternoon
SUPER SIXES
“SUPER SIXES”, the first major
sporting event of the semester was
organized by the SAS and held from
17th December 2009.The exciting
format consisted of teams with six
players each, slogging it out for six
overs. Students from all depart-
ments and degrees participated
with enthusiasm, nearly 30 teams
registering. Many exciting matches
were put on display, as players
tried to exhibit their talents in the
short time they were allotted in
each innings. It is interesting to
note that teams consisting of staff
also participated, with one team
even progressing to the very last
stages of the tournament. All
matches were held in a festive and
fun mood, the event providing a
CAMPBUZZ
each day, continuing well into the
night. It must be mentioned that
the SAS organizers worked really
hard to ensure that everything
went smoothly.
The tournament consisted
of several interesting stages with a
group stages and knockout rounds
both providing entertaining foot-
ball. The final was played out be-
tween “Veterans” and “Law”. Held
I think it would be fair to say
at night, it was an exciting affair, as
the floodlights created a magnifi- that all the twenty odd teams who
cent ambience, and the crowd participated immensely enjoyed the
cheered exuberantly from the experience, and will eagerly await
sidelines. Veterans won by a nar- the next installment of this fun com-
row margin in the end, and de- petition.
servedly so one would feel, keep-
ing in view their performances in (By NS Talha Aftab, 30 CE)
the tournament as a whole.
much wanted
respite from the
rigours of study.
That doesn‟t of
course goes to
say that there
was any lack of
passion.
In the end the
final was played
out between
“Champs 29” and
“Joji‟s 6”.
Champs 29 de-
fended its title
and emerged as victorious capping their first game in which they
off a fine string of performances were defeated by “Ali Six”.
throughout the tournament except
(By NS Talha Aftab, 30 CE)
ISSUE 33
Nishter Company Wins Handball
Tradition Continues...
NISHTER COY, being the CHAM-
PION of handball game, continues
its crushing victory over the Jau-
harites, keeping the grace of
six year history.
Both the Company Sports
Sergeants were told to select
the teams for Inter Company
Handball event, and the prac-
tice session began. The play-
ers of both the teams were
putting up their best and mo-
rale was high. Not only the
players were excited but the
whole battalion was looking
forward for it as it is consid-
ered to be the battle be-
tween the two companies.
It was the best of three series. Each
half of the game consists of 25 min-
utes. A time out of a minute can be
taken if required.
The first two were the nail biting
matches for both the companies.
The first match was won by the
Nishter Company by goal difference
of 4-3, followed by the victory of
SAS Indoor Sports Photos
Jauharites in the very next match
with the same score. The whole
battalion was looking forward for
the last match which became the
final and the decisive one be-
tween the two companies.
The series had been the hot gos-
sip throughout and even after the
series. The spectators played an
important role bucking up re-
spective teams at every moment
of the game.
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The enthusiasm and zeal of cadets
were high and they were anxiously
waiting for the match, with the
prayers for the players.
The series was level
when both the teams
stepped into the battle
field where the war
was to be fought with
the ball, not with bul-
lets. It was a noisy en-
vironment. The Specta-
tors were cheering
around, raised slogans,
and the players showed
aggression which was
marvelously tackled by
the referee. Final was expected to
be tough but it proved to be a
piece of cake for Nishter Com-
pany. They easily got the victory
and the series ended up in the fa-
vour of Nishter Company.
(By GC Shuja Hasan Zaidi)
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Ameer Sultan
Mr Ameer Sultan started his career in
this institution as Laboratory Assistant
in 1996. He worked with Brig Akhtar
Nawaz Malik during the formative
phase of Mechatronics Engineering De-
partment. He is well-mannered and
cooperative person who is always eager
to help people in his capacity. His dedi-
cated services to the department are
spread over fourteen years. Besides
performing his official duties he also
focused on his education. He completed
his MA English (Linguistics & Literature)
from NUML in 2006 securing second
position in his session. He has com-
pleted his course work of M Phil
(English) from IIU, Islamabad. He under-
took research work l titled “English for
Engineering Students in Pakistan: Needs
Analysis” for his M Phil Dissertation.
Presently he is working in DBS&H.
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Focus
Assistant Professor Taosif Iqbal
Department of Electrical Engineering
Engineer Taosif Iqbal is the Assis-
tant Professor of the Department
o f E l e c t r i c a l
Engineering. The Editor Camp-
buzz NS Malik Basharat inter-
viewed the learned figure in
which he responded as follows:
Assistant Professor Tausif Iqbal
who hails from Multan was born
in Karachi in 1976 . He got his
early education from Multan. He
did his matriculation in 1992 from
Muslim High School Multan. In
1994 he did his FSc from Govern-
ment College of Science Multan.
Throughout his educational ca-
reer, Mathematics has been of
special interest for Assistant Pro-
fessor Tausif.
On the recommendation of his
friend and repute of Russia for
Mathematical Skills , Mr Tausif
decided to go to Russia to pursue
Electrical Engineering. He landed
in Russia in 1995. In his first year
in Russia he had to learn Russian
Language. .He got enrolled in BE
in Electrical Engineering in
Ivanovo State University . The BE
Program continued for five
years as in Russian school system
is for 11 years. Mr Tausif com-
pleted his MS from the same
University in 2003. He has spe-
cialized in Control Systems. He
is also proficient in Russian Lan-
guages.
Mr Tausif joined NUST in 2004,
initially in Technology Incubation
Centre. He remained there for 2
years. He carried out number of
projects there, including Energy
savers based on LEDS .His other
major project was development
of Micro Wind Turbine.
Mr Tausif moved to EME Col-
lege as a Lecturer in 2006. In
May, 2009 he was elevated as
Assistant Professor. He is asso-
ciated with the Department of
Electrical Engineering and has
lectured many subjects related
to Electrical Engineering. In addi-
tion to that, placement office is
also looked after by him. He has
been instrumental in arranging
internships for the students of
entire College.
Mr. Tausif has three Interna-
tional Publications to his credit.
Two of his research papers
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were published in US Research
Journals while the third one got
published in UK.
Mr. Tausif believes very firmly
the talent we have in Pakistan is
much more refined than Rus-
sians do have. He opined the
exposure and the resources
available to Russians, if made
available to our students, they
will create wonders. Mr Tausif
is not satisfied with the Re-
search and Development work
being carried out in Pakistan.
He sees them quite limited and
the procedures to get the fund-
ings are quite lengthy.
Mr Tausif got married in 2007.
He is blessed with two years
old son Muhammad Shaheer
In his message, he wants us to
love our beloved homeland,
Pakistan. He said the sort of
freedom we have in Pakistan is
beyond imagination abroad. He
also advised people who go to
different countries during the
summer break should also visit
Russia as the sceneries there
will definitely fascinate them.
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Dr. Afzaal Malik And Extensive Research
Dr. Afzaal Malik, Associate Dean
(Mechanical and Mechatronics) pro-
duced as many as Thirty (30) re-
search papers in the calendar year
2009. Thirteen of these papers are
International Journal papers and Ten
are International Conference papers
with the remaining seven papers be-
ing National Conference papers.
This sheer amount of research work
during that time can be compared
with any Professor of any University
including USA. In addition to this,
Dr Afzaal Malik as also received for-
HOD Mechanical Welcomes Degree-31 Mechanical
Honorable Professor Dr Mah-
mood Anwar Khan addressed the
new comers and welcomed them
to their new home College of
Electrical and Mechanical Engineer-
ing.
He introduced Department of Me-
chanical Engineering to them and
highlighted the salient features of
the department. His talk also cov-
ered how students should conduct
Honour For Department of Computer Engineering
Adding to the prestigious list of
achievements and awards, DCE
CEME proved once again why it is
the highest rated Computer Engi-
neering Department in all of Paki-
stan by PEC rankings when the re-
search paper titled “Exploitation of
Multiuser Diversity in Spatial and
Time Domain by Opportunistic
Communication System using an
CAMPBUZZ
mal request from Mr. RanjithPo- induce the ambition into the stu-
ladi of Indian Institute of Technol- dents to make our college, stand
ogy Guwhati (IITG), one of the amongst the best institutions of
top engineering institutions of the world.
India to carry out research under
Dr Afzaal Malik during the sum-
mer because of the extensive
research work undertaken by Dr.
Afzaal Malik.
Campbuzz congratulates Dr
Afzaal Malik on behalf of the
whole college as the presence of
inspiring figures like himself
themselves during the lectures, ex-
ams and leisure time. He urged the
students to make optimum use of
the facilities being provided to them
at EME College so that they get
groomed and are educated elite of
the Nation.
It is a very good precedent set by
HOD Mechanical and other depart-
ments should also follow this as it
has proved quite fruitful.
Omni-directional Antenna at BS” sonal excellence but also reflects the
authored by Head of Department, research environment present in the
DCE, Col. Dr. Khalid Iqbal won department leading to awards like
the BEST PAPER AWARD at the these.
ICET 2009, held at the National
University of Computer and
Emerging Sciences (FAST, NU)
Islamabad. Congratulations to
HOD DCE on the achievement
which not only reflects his per-