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STUDENT INSTRUCTION SET
General Instructions
DRESS CODE
Students are required to follow below mentioned dress code; otherwise they would not be allowed to enter
the classrooms.
a. Female Students:
Shirt with appropriate length and Shalwar (Low neck and sleeveless
shirts not permitted).
Dupatta or shawl (compulsory).
Small heel or flat shoes (High heels not allowed).
Trousers, Jeans with Long Shirts and Proper Dupatta (Only Scarf; Capri
etc NOT allowed).
NUST SEECS ID Card (Must be displayed)
b. Male Students:
Dress pant and dress shirt of decent colour (short or Bermudas or
Pajamas not allowed).
Simple Jeans and T Shirt (NO FUNKY JEANS AND T‐SHIRTS ALLOWED)
Proper Shoes/ Joggers, NO BED ROOM CHAPALS ALLOWED
Shalwar Kameez of decent colour (properly ironed).
NUST SEECS ID Card (Must be displayed)
NUST SEECS IDENTITY CARDS
All students will be issued temporary identity cards on arrival. However, permanent NUST identity cards will
be issued later. Students will be responsible for the safe custody of their identity cards. In case of loss or
theft, they will be liable to disciplinary action and a fine up to Rs 150.00. SEECS ID card is to be displayed by
the students during their stay in the campus failing which they will be fined appropriately.
ACADEMIC POLICY
As a constituent school of NUST, SEECS strictly abides by NUST regulations. The school follows semester
system of teaching. Grade is awarded on a variable grading system. Semester Exam result is displayed on the
School Notice board and can also be viewed on SEECS website www.nseecs.edu.pk. Students will be briefed
by our staff about academic regulations within two weeks of joining the School. Rules governing relegation
and withdrawal on the basis of poor academic performance and disciplinary grounds are appended below
and can also be viewed on our website: ‐
a. Relegation
Relegation means that the student is asked to join the next junior class due to followings:‐
• If the first semester GPA is between 1.00 and 1.50;
• If the student's cumulative GPA consistently remains below 2.00 for two consecutive semesters;
• If the student has a total of 4 un‐cleared ‘F’ grades at any particular time during the course of
studies, provided he/she does not earn the same in a single semester;
• If the student fails in 3 courses in any one semester;
• If the student fails in repeat/retest of a failed course;
• If the student fails without valid reasons to appear and clear the ‘F’ grades as decided by the
faculty board of studies;
• On disciplinary grounds when recommended by respective discipline committee of the school
and discipline committee of NUST;
• If overall class attendance of the student is below 75% in a semester on medical grounds or
reasons beyond his/her control ‐ technical relegation: or
• If relegation is due to sub para a(2) above then the student may be required to repeat both the
semesters as decided by the school FBS; otherwise he/she will need to repeat the previous
semester only.
• Relegation on medical grounds or reasons beyond a student’s control as mentioned in sub para
a(8) above, on authorized grounds/sanctioned leave from competent authority will, be termed as
technical relegation and will not involve penalties associated with normal relegation.
b. Withdrawal
Withdrawal means that a student is considered unsuitable for further studies at NUST and
is withdrawn from the program due to following:‐
• If the student has been previously relegated (other than technical relegation) and earns another
relegation;
• If the student fails in 4 courses in any one semester;
• If the student secures a minimum semester GPA of 1.00 or less in the first semester;
• If the student secures a cumulative GPA of 1.5 or less at the end of first two semesters;
• On disciplinary grounds when recommended by respective discipline committee of the school
and discipline committee of NUST.
ACADEMIC HONESTY
SEECS requires all students to adhere to high standards of integrity in their academic work. The school
follows a zero‐tolerance policy for activities such as plagiarism and cheating. Students found involved in such
activities are subject to serious disciplinary action. This may include being failed by the instructor, academic
suspension or expulsion.
Plagiarism is defined as the use, whether by paraphrase or direct quotation, of the published or unpublished
work of another without full and clear acknowledgment. Cheating includes the giving or receiving of
unauthorized assistance on quizzes, examinations or written assignments from any source not approved by
the instructor. Examples of cheating include but are not limited to:‐
• Submitting someone else’s work as one’s own with or without the permission of the
individual concerned.
• Allowing someone to copy one’s work.
• Using a writing service or having someone else to write a paper for oneself.
• Using someone else’s work without proper citation.
• Submitting collaborative and/or group work as one’s own.
• Stealing a test or question paper from a teacher or his/her office.
• Taking a course and/or examination for another student.
• Using unauthorized materials during a test or exam.
CONDUCT POLICY
SEECS provides an environment that supports both intellectual and personal growth. This requires striking a
balance between upholding individual freedom and demanding respect for the rights of others. Each student
has the right to pursue peacefully his / her study, and other students must respect this right.
As young adults, it may be your first or recent experience with certain freedoms and privileges. The
university should not therefore be constantly watching your actions or judging your behavior. When your
actions clash with the rights of others to a safe environment, the university considers it obligatory to
intervene and preserve the academic rights of students as a community. You are therefore expected to
demonstrate a high standard of conduct ‐ one that is necessary to maintain the educational quality of the
campus.
ATTENDANCE
75% attendance in a semester is mandatory for the students to take end semester exams in taught subjects.
Students are required to be present in the classroom as per the training program. Those who join late or leave
the classroom without permission will be marked absent, and SEECS authorities reserve the right to fine such
students on case‐to‐case basis. Leave application form is to be furnished only for any genuine emergencies.
ACCURACY OF UNIVERISTY RECORDS
Students are expected to furnish accurate and complete information i.e. references, contact
addresses/numbers etc., on all university forms and documents including applications for admission and
financial aid. Provision of any inaccurate/concealment of information may lead to termination from the
school.
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
Political activities are strictly forbidden on SEECS premises, and all students are required to give a written
undertaking at the time of admission that they will refrain from politics during their stay at the school.
RECTOR NUST has full power to terminate the registration of a student found involved in political activities.
PROHIBITED ACTS OR PRACTICES
The following practices are considered unacceptable for SEECS students:
• Theft or damage to the property of the School or of property of a member of the School community or
the property of a visitor to the school or abetment to any of the above.
• Conduct that results in conviction of a crime or crimes in a court of competent jurisdiction may
subject a student to disciplinary action including suspension or expulsion.
• Possession of firearms, explosives, dangerous chemicals or other weapons on SEECS campus, or the
display or use of the above to intimidate, frighten or control individuals.
• Engaging in conduct which obstructs or disrupts teaching, research, administration, disciplinary
procedures, or other activities of the school.
• Keeping pets/animals, cassette players etc or possessing any morally/religiously objectionable
printed material.
• Using drugs and smoking on the Campus.
Academic Coordination Branch Instructions
Academic Coordination Branch provides a close connection and contact between faculty and students at
SEECS. This branch performs the student affairs related to academic activities during the semester such as
students attendance, class scheduling, time tables, classroom management, on‐time class commencement,
conduct student feedbacks etc. They are responsible for the smooth conduct and management of all
academics and disciplinary issues. To serve the purpose some rules and regulations are implemented, which
are as follows:
The students won’t be allowed to enter the university premises without their NUST ID Cards.
Student attendance is taken very seriously at NUST SEECS. Students should be present in the
classrooms at least 5 minutes before the commencement of the class, failing which, they will be
marked absent.
Writing on the classroom furniture is forbidden. Use of mobiles inside the classroom is strictly
forbidden.
Students may not be allowed to sit in the class if the dues are not paid in time. Timely clearance of
dues will be appreciated.
A minimum of 75% attendance is required for taking final examination in each semester.
Students are not allowed to operate any electronic equipment e.g. multimedia, over head projector,
air conditioner etc.
Damaging of furniture/other classroom facilities will be viewed seriously and strict action will be
initiated against the offender.
No one is allowed to eat, drink or carry any eatable in the classrooms.
Students are not allowed to use the PCs in the classrooms, unless there is special permission by the
faculty/Staff.
Students are not allowed to bring their friends, brothers, sisters and/or any visitors with them in the
classrooms
E‐mail is considered an official medium for University‐to‐student communication. Students are
required to check their University e‐mail accounts regularly.
Manager Academic Coordination Branch
(Imran Haider)
Library Instructions
NUST SEECS maintains a state‐of‐the‐art library in the areas of electronic engineering, communication system
engineering and information technology. It has established it repute in the student community by providing
excellent services and facilities to fulfill information needs of its readers. The library is equipped with latest
computers to access more than 23000 research journals. It has a collection of over 10,000 volumes in the area
of Databases, Networking, E‐commerce, Object‐oriented programming, Data communications, Circuit
analysis, Antennas, Digital signal processing, Microwave engineering, Wireless communications, satellite
communications, fiber optic communications, mobile communications, Digital design, Control systems, Maths,
Physics, Chemistry, Management, Islam, Urdu and English fiction, etc.
The library website (http://library.seecs.edu.pk) provides comprehensive information on to a wide range of
resources, both on line and in print to facilitate research, teaching, and learning at SEECS. The Library Rules
and Regulations are given below.
Lending Rules
• All registered users are entitled to borrow materials from the library. Borrowing privileges may
differ depending on the membership category. The borrowing privileges are given as under
Membership Category Borrowing Privileges Days
Graduate Students 6 books 30
Undergraduate students 4 books 14
Research Assistants 2 books 30
Teaching Assistants 2 books Semester basis
Faculty (Regular) 30 books Semester basis
• Presentation of a valid library card is a must for any check out of library materials.
• Books may be renewed at the circulation counter for 60 days for faculty and 14 days for all other
categories, if any other user has not reserved the desired book. Overdue and requested books will not
be renewed.
• Books already checked‐out can be reserved. Patron can also reserve the books online by using the
library online catalog ie http://library.seecs.edu.pk
• Reference materials, CD‐ROMs, current and bound periodicals, newspapers, and other non‐
circulating items cannot be checked‐out. This material can be reviewed within the library premises.
• Photocopying facility is available at the library on cash payment of Rs.1.50 per copy. Adhering to the
copyright rules is the responsibility of the requester.
• If a patron misplaces a book, he/she should report this fact to the Circulation Desk immediately to
avoid overdue fine.
• Damage to library material is a matter of disciplinary action. Book(s) accidently damaged should be
reported so that suitable assessment can be made and the damage is paid.
• Library material borrowed by any member is subject to recall if needed by the library.
• Fresh arrivals will be placed for reviewing for three weeks. This material will not be issued during
this time period.
• If one volume of a set / multi‐volumes / series is damaged / lost and if it is not available separately,
then the whole set shall have to be replaced or paid by the members.
Rules and Regulations for Fine and Dues
To encourage timely return of library materials and to provide optimal sharing of the collections, fines are
charged for overdue items. Borrowers are responsible for returning of items by the due date. If items are not
returned by the due date, fines will be charged from the first overdue day, at the following rates:
• Overdue Books
Rs.5.00 per book per day
• Lost Books
In case of loss or damage, patrons will replace the book in the same binding and edition, and if the
book is not replaced, he / she will be charged two times the current price of the item.
• Disciplinary Fine
The fine ranges from Rs.100 to Rs.500, depends upon the nature of violation.
General Rules for Library
Users are expected to observe the following rules while using the library services; any violation of these rules will
incur appropriate disciplinary action.
• Leave your personal belongings such as handbags, briefcases, etc., outside the library entrance, on
your own responsibility. The library disclaims any liability for loss.
• Submit book(s) or other object(s) for inspection, when requested by the library staff.
• Do not write, underline or use any highlighter on a book. Library books are carefully examined on
return and the borrower will be held responsible for the damage.
• After reading, leave the books on the table .Please do NOT shelve the books.
• Complete silence should be observed except for brief and subdued talk with the library staff.
• Drinks and eatables are not allowed in the library.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the library.
• Keep your cellular phones off or in silent mode within the library premises, a fine of Rs.200/‐ will be
charged for a ringing mobile phone in the library.
• Do NOT change configuration of computers or any others equipment in the library. NUST SEECS IT
code of conduct must be observed while using IT applications.
• Laptops are allowed inside the library premises, while the bags will be kept outside the library.
Library Hours
• Library remains opens 6 days a week. The regular timings are :
Monday‐Thursday: 0800‐2100
Friday: 0800‐2100 (Lunch/Prayer Break 1400‐1530)
Saturday: 0830‐1630
The Library will remain closed on Sunday & public holidays.
Library Officer
(Waheed Murad Afridi)
Information Technology Services Department Instructions
The ITS Department at SEECS brings the experience, professionalism, and expertise of an enterprise class
Information Technology department. Whether a student is complaining about a malfunctioning network node
or a faculty/staff member is complaining about their slow computer speed, someone from our ITS staff will be
there looking into the matter. All of our team members are proficient with the technologies that are needed
to take an organization to the next level. Every member of our support staff has first hand experience in the
latest Network Technologies, Operating Systems and different ERP’s available. We at ITS department
understand the importance of a stable, reliable technology infrastructure. People here don’t know anything
other than getting the job done in a professional manner. ITS department provides the following services E‐
Mail, Internet, Intranet Domain Account, FTP Account, NTP, VPN, Web Hosting, Wifi, VOIP. The ITS
department at SEECS has helped all departments to setup state of the art labs to provide conducive learning
environment for its students. For the management of the resources and to maintain discipline certain
regulations are implemented, which are as follows:
• Students are directed not to change any system settings, but only if their lecture demands, in this
case they are directed to change it back to standard before leaving the Lab and in coordination with
lab staff.
• Students are also directed to save their files and log off the PC properly before leaving the Lab and
are not allowed to leave the system locked.
• Students are advised to save their files in their own folders allotted to them on the file server (each
student is allowed 50 MB of quota and these folders will be cleared at the end of each semester). Any
documents saved otherwise are deleted periodically.
• No one is allowed to eat, drink or carry any eatable items in the Computer Labs. (Anything found
near any student will be his/her responsibility.)
• If any student finds any problem in his/her PC, he/she is required to contact the Student Services
Corner to solve/notify the problem.
• Students are not allowed to play with any of the components of their PCs, if anything goes out of
order due to this kind of attitude or if anything is found wrong, the student sitting there will be held
responsible.
• Visiting unethical/illegal websites, chatting, music/movies and playing games are not allowed in the
Labs.
Students are not allowed to bring their friends, brothers, sisters and/or any visitor with them.
• Students are required to follow the dress code otherwise they would not be allowed to use the labs.
• If account of any student is disabled for any reason, he/she cannot use the account of any other
student. If such usage is observed, the account of the other student will also be disabled and fine will
be charged as well.
• To get the account enabled again the student has to get approval from Sys Admin NUST SEECS on a
written application.
• Students are directed not to send messages over the network
• CD Writing facility is also available for free of cost in Research block.
Printing Regulations:
• Laser printing facility is available at student services corner @ Rs. 1/page. The payment is deposited
with accounts office in advance to avail this facility.
• Students are allowed to print 100 pages per month free of cost on dot matrix Printer. For increasing
the print quota, students will be required to pay for at least 50 pages @ Rs. 1/page. The left over
credits of such student at the end of the month will be carried forward.
• Printing of PDF, images and Power Point slides is not allowed.
The NUST SEECS administration reserves the right to amend any instructions without notice.
System Administrator
(M Ajmal Farooq)
Student Transportation Instructions
NUST SEECS provide transport facilities to all desirous students, following are the norms followed by the
department in facilitating the needs of the students
For students pick‐n‐drop facility SEECS arranges Tpt facility thru contractor (M/s Farooq & Co cell #
0333‐5433544) i.e based on the strength of desirous students.
Toyota Hiaces will be provided for pick‐n‐drop of Students from Rawalpindi/Islamabad to H‐12
Campus and back @ 3400/‐ per Student per month.
The said facility will only be available to SEECS students coming from Rawalpindi and Islamabad
Considering the number of students sufficient to engage vehicles, SEECS administration will arrange
Tpt through contractor.
Interested students will fill in the attached from and hand over to MT Supvr (Mr. Khawar Mob 0301‐
5311612).
On receipt of form, student(s) will be informed by the Mr. Khawar on Telephone or in writing that
they can avail the facility wef the requested date. He will also convey the appropriate pick n drop
point on designated route of Toyota Hiace.
Dues will be charged by Accts Branch on quarterly basis i.e. quarter starting from Jan, Apr, Jul and
Oct.
Arrival/departure timings of each vehicle will be displayed on notice boards (in coordination with
Training Branch) for the information of concerned, students. In case of difficulty/doubt please
contact Mr. Khawar.
Students interested to discontinue the facility are required to intimate MT Clerk/office in writing
well in time. Name of the student will be deleted but will be charged for the under progress quarter.
There will be no charges for semester break provided break is for more than two weeks.
Students discontinuing the Tpt facility due to academic reasons will be charged up to the current
month.
The students may request for Tpt facility subsequently, at any stage of semester by paying the dues
for the remaining part of the quarter.
MT Branch/Clerk will maintain record of students availing the facility.
MT Clerk will forward updated list of students to Accounts Branch one‐week prior to start of each qtr
for issuance of Tpt challan.
Accts Branch will intimate MT Branch names of students who failed to clear their Tpt dues. Such
students will not be allowed to avail the facility and will be bard for future. However, compassionate
cases will be considered on receipt of written request.
Accts Branch will make payment to the Contractor on receipt of Minute Sheet every month i.e as per
the contract.
On conclusion of financial year, Accts Branch will be responsible for regularization of extra amount
spent on Tpt facility from CFA.
Contact Nos
a. OIC Transport ‐ 051‐90852009
b. MT Supervisor (Mr. Khawar Hamdani) ‐ 051‐90852049
c. Accounts Officer (Sqn Ldr (R) Iqbal) ‐ 051‐90852013
d. NUST Contractor (Mr. Farooq) ‐ 0333‐5433544
Deputy Director Admin
(M. Afzal Khalid)