CASE Prospectus

Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering 

Affiliated with Quaid-i-Azam University and 

University of Engineering & Technology, Taxila 

Prospectus 2016-17 

Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering

CONTENTS 

About CASE 07 

Faculties 10 

Admissions 59 

Registration 69 

Industry-Academia Linkages 75 

CARE 76 

Research Excellence 77 

Awards & Distinctions 81 

Laboratories & Research Environment 85 

Campus Life 89 

Student Societies Club 91 

Campus Facilites 93 

Transport and Hostel Facilities 95 

Location Map 98

MESSAGE FROM 

CHANCELLOR 

(Designate) 

Brig (R) Iqbal M. Shafi 

(Pakistan Movement 

Gold Medal, Sitara-e-Imtiaz. 

Honorary President, Sir Syed 

Memorial Society) 

The Central Aligarh Old Boys Association, Islamabad, in a fitting tribute to 

the invaluable services of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan in the field of education, 

formed Sir Syed Memorial Society in 1984. The main aim of the society is 

to promote the educational mission of Sir Syed by promoting a blend of 

Islamic values and modern technological excellence. As the president of 

the society I must say that by collaborating with Engineering Education 

Trust (EET) to establish a degree granting institute we are following the 

footsteps of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, a step in the right direction. CASE 

aspires to educate Pakistani youth in modern engineering and 

management fields laying special emphasis on quality of education, 

character building, and of brotherhood amongst the students. By the 

grace of Allah Almighty, the institute has already become one of the 

highest seats of learning and is contributing in producing skilled 

manpower for the local and international industry. It is striving to 

develop the students not only as experts in their respective fields but also 

as honorable and responsible citizens of Pakistan and inhabitants of our 

globe. The character building aspect of the students of CASE emulates 

the following advice of the father of the nation. 

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah: 

"Education does not merely mean academic education; we have to build 

the character of our future generation which means highest sense of 

honor, integrity, selfless service to the nation and a sense of 

responsibility."

MESSAGE FROM 

THE TRUSTEES 

Dr. Farrukh Kamran, Dr. Saeed ur Rehman and Dr. Shoab A. Khan (L-R) 

CASE is very dear to our hearts and souls. Allah has bestowed on us His blessings to strive for this remarkable 

cause of disseminating knowledge and wisdom without any self-motive, financial benefits and promotions. 

We understand that the cause is so vital for the development of our nation that we, as a team, have always 

been tirelessly working with sincerity of objective, not hesitating to shed toil, tears and sweat to achieve our 

goals. May Allah grant us courage and wisdom to realize the dream of constituting a world class university in 

Islamabad. For us, CASE is not the splendid, elegant and graceful building where we are housed. For us, CASE 

is the elegant grace we are imparting in our students. May Allah help us in our resolution. Once you join CASE 

you become part of our family, where we share same values and strive to contribute ourselves to create 

knowledge based economy for the prosperity and betterment of Pakistan. 

Dr. Farrukh Kamran 

Chairman of the Trust, (TI) 

Dr. Shoab A.Khan 

Exective Director, Trustee, (TI) 

Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 

Trustee

MESSAGE FROM 

VICE CHANCELLOR 

UET, Taxila 

Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Akhtar 

Vice Chancellor, UET, Taxila 

Sitara-e-Imtiaz 

I consider engineering as combination of science, art and craft. 

Science part is covered in classrooms by a competent faculty. 

To develop the art of engineering, we frequently invite industry 

experts to deliver lectures to our students. These practitioners 

are called as industry professors and industry aces. 

We are also making linkages with industry and trying to fully 

capitalize the industrial hubs of Taxila and Hattar. To learn the 

craft part of engineering, we encourage and facilitate our 

students to get internships in industry. We have established a 

dedicated Placement and Alumni Office for helping students in 

finding jobs and internships. Our faculty is involved in joint 

projects with industry and making contributions in solving 

problems of the local industry. 

In sum, we can claim that the education we are imparting is 

relevant to the needs of our industry, country and society. CASE, 

an affiliate institute of UET, Taxila, has taken the lead in imparting 

engineering education to our youth on these lines while taking 

care of the needs of our industry, country and society.

A reputation 

for excellence 

Research Funding of 

PKR 70 Million 

from 

National ICT-R&D-Fund 

Ministry of Information 

Technology 

Largest 

PhD 

Program in the 

Country 

05 


Only Institute with 

2nd Level 

Accreditation from 

PEC under new OBE 

Accreditation 

System for BSEE 

Program 

Strong 

industrial 

linkages 

Commercialization of 

8 Student 

Projects 

for Local Industry 

National and 

International 

recognition in 

Robotics 

25 

International 

Awards in Software 

Excellence by 

P@SHA & Asia 

Pacific ICT Alliance 

Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering 06

about CASE 

Vision 

By disseminating world class Engineering & Management 

education, we strive to build an institution of learning where the 

talent is attracted and groomed and developed to take leadership 

positions in the world. A future of excellence and continuous 

improvement is our hallmark. 

Mission 

Provide a high quality education to our students and practicing 

professionals through programs of excellence in teaching and 

research which will address and support to national needs for the 

development in meaningful and sustainable ways. 

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history 

Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering (CASE), is a project of Engineering Education Trust 

(EET) with joint collaboration with Sir Syed Memorial Society. It was in the January of 2001 

when we formally talked about establishing an institution of higher technical learning in 

Pakistan. We debated on its feasibility and gauged our commitment to this national cause and 

identified the dissemination of advanced knowledge in engineering and management to our 

professional engineers and scientists as the need of the hour. 

In 1998, when a research and development organization named Communications Enabling 

Technologies (CET) Pakistan was established in Rawalpindi. Soon, CET headed by Dr. Shoab 

Ahmed Khan (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz) attracted some of the best professionals in Pakistan. Dr. 

Farrukh Kamran (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz), Dr. Saeed Ur Rahman, and Dr. Sohail Naqvi (Former 

Executive Director, HEC) joined CET in its early days and played a key role in establishing CASE. 

Later, this group was joined by more outstanding professionals like Dr. Syed Ismail Shah 

(Chairman Pakistan Telecom Authority), Dr. Aamer Iqbal Bhatti, Dr. Amir Qayyum, Dr. Imtiaz A. 

Taj, Dr. Sheikh Muhammad Farhan, Saleem Ahmed Khan, Dr. Mohsin Rahmatullah, Hammad 

Ahmed Khan, Dr. Zaheer Ahmed and Durdana Habib. Engineering Education Trust (EET) was 

established in May 2001. We take pride in starting CASE with a graduate education with new 

research culture to bring Pakistan on the road to prosperity through a knowledge economy by 

developing human resource in higher technical education. 

UET, Taxila, granted affiliation of its graduate program in Computer Engineering with 60 

students. This led to the establishment of CASE on September 11, 2001 at Software Technology 

Park Islamabad. CASE was inaugurated by then the Minister of Science and Technology Prof. 

Dr. Atta-ur-Rehman. The institute had the support of an excellent teaching faculty of 10 PhDs 

and 8 MScs at that time. Later the new programs were established in following order: 

• Due to overwhelming demand, CASE took the initiative of establishing the department 

of Engineering Management in Fall 2002 headed by Dr. Ali Sajid. In that year, 192 students 

registered in Computer Engineering and 41 students in Engineering Management. 

• CASE programs attracted high quality graduate students and had to shift in present 

building in 2003 due to increased student enrollment. 

• In 2004 the CASE decided to start its undergraduate program in Electrical Engineering 

with financial support from CARE Pvt. Ltd. This program was started in collaboration with 

Sir Syed Memorial Society (SSMS) and got accredited from Pakistan Engineering Council 

(PEC) before the graduation of its first batch in 2008. CASE then became a project of 

Engineering Education Trust (EET) with joint collaboration with Sir Syed Memorial 

Society. 

• To align engineering education with business development, BBA program was started in 

fall 2008. 

• After the successful establishment of the these programs, CASE gradually introduced 

various new programs in last 6 years including Bachelor of Computer Science and 

Masters in Software Engineering. 

CASE has not only excelled in education but also on the forefront of research activities. We 

developed product focused research needs of our society with our partner CARE Pvt. Ltd. providing 

industrial insights. CASE acquired research funding from CISCO Systems, PTCL and National ICT 

R&D Fund in last 10 years’ worth of Rs.100 million. CASE continues to grow and currently more than 

1200 students are enrolled in CASE programs, 40% of whom are postgraduate students. CASE 

faculty members and students have produced 2 startups and 8 engineering commercial products 

available in the local market thus generating jobs for young professionals. 


Affiliation & 

Accreditation 

CASE is recognized by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Government of Pakistan, has 3 Faculties with multiple 

programs in Engineering, Computing and Management Sciences both at undergraduate and graduate levels. These 

programs are affiliated with University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Taxila, and Quaid-i-Azam University, 

Islamabad 

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Program at CASE is accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council 

(PEC). Complete and up to date information is available on PEC as well as the CASE websites. 

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Program is accredited by National Computing Education Accreditation 

Council (NCEAC) of HEC. 

CASE Senate 

Dr. Mohsin Rahmatullah 

Dr. Sheikh M. Farhan 

Mr. Hammad A. Khan 

Engr. Saleem Ahmed Khan 

Mr. Muneer Ahmed Chaudhry 

The CASE Senate is the governing body of 

the institute. It strives further to the academic 

mission and integrity of the institute by 

producing community of scholars and 

professionals dedicated to the pursuit of 

knowledge. The Senate and its committees 

address a wide range of academic and 

administrative issues. The Senate approves all 

the rules and regulations of CASE. 

Dr Shafaat Ahmend Bazaz 

Dean Academics 

Mr Saleem A. Khan, Registrar, 

CASE (Secretary) 

Dr Abdul Khaliq, Chairman, Faculty 

of Engineering 

Dr Ali Ahsen, Chairman, Faculty 

of Management Science 

Dr. M.D.Shami 

Dr. Aamer Iqbal Bhatti 

Dr. Amir Qayyum 

Dr. Imtiaz A. Taj 

Dr. Shoab A. Khan 


Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 

Dr. Zaheer Ahmed 

Dr. Ali Sajid 

Disclaimer 

The contents as stated in this prospectus are expression of intent 

only. The institute reserves the right to discontinue any portion 

or make amendment at any time without notice. 

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Faculties 

CASE has so far 

Awarded 

41 

PhD Degrees 

1358 + 

Masters Degrees 

755 + 

Bachelors Degrees 


Faculty of Engineering 

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Mission Statement 

The Electrical & Computer Engineering Department Mission is to: 

1 Provide a high quality education in electrical engineering, leadership and teamwork skills, and 

the values of commitment to quality, ethical behavior, and respect for others. 

2 Allow students to create new knowledge and solve real world problems via innovative research, 

and disseminate this information for the benefit of society. 

3 Allow the students to engage in effective regional national or international service and outreach. 

Faculty of Engineering offers the following degree programs: 

• Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Computer Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Software Engineering 

• PhD in Computer Engineering 

Bachelors of Science in Electrical 

Engineering (BSEE) 

CASE's Electrical Engineering Program has an exceptional blend of theoretical research and extensive 

practical training to mould students into skillful professionals ready to take up real world challenges in the 

industry. A strong curriculum is offered by highly qualified engineering faculty including 15 PhDs and 21 

MScs with reputable accomplishments in research, academic publications and industrial projects. 

CASE Electrical Engineering Program is the first Electrical Engineering Program in Pakistan to receive Level 

2 Accreditation from Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) under the new OBE Accreditation System. PEC has 

recently received provisional signatory status for the Washington Accord. Washington Accord is an 

international agreement among bodies responsible for accrediting engineering degree programs. Among 

the signatories are Australia, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, UK and USA. 

Program Educational Objectives 

The educational objectives of the BSc. Electrical Engineering program are to graduate students who have 

the following attributes five years after their graduation. 

1 The graduates are competent to solve technical problems using engineering principles, tools and 

practices, in an ethical and responsible manner. 

2 The graduates are able to think critically and creatively, especially about the use of technology to 

address local and global problems. 

3 The graduates are able to communicate effectively and have the necessary skills to lead and engage 

in a globally competitive world. 

4 The graduates are able to utilize formal and informal learning opportunities to maintain and 

enhance technical, personal and professional growth. 


Course Plan 

BSEE 

Duration Minimum 4 years 

Maximum 7 years 

Semester-I 

Code Title Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 

CS101 Introduction to Computing 1 Freshman Standing 

CS101L Introduction to Computing Laboratory 1 Freshman Standing 

HU101 Functional English 3 Freshman Standing 

HU112 Islamic Ideology 2 Freshman Standing 

MA101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 Freshman Standing 

MT111 Mechanics (IDE I) 3 Freshman Standing 

PH101 Electricity & Magnetism 3 Freshman Standing 

Total 16 

Semester-II 


CS102 Programming Fundamentals 3 Freshman Standing 

CS102L Programming Fundamentals 

1 Freshman Standing 

Laboratory 

EE101L Engineering Drawing Laboratory 1 Freshman Standing 

EE111 Electric Circuit Analysis I 3 Electricity and 

Magnetism 

EE111L Electric Circuit Analysis I Laboratory 1 Electricity and 

Magnetism 

HU102 Communication Skills and Technical 

3 Functional English 

Writing 

MA102 Differential Equations 3 Calculus and Analytical 

Geometry 

MA103 Multivariable Calculus 2 Calculus and Analytical 

Geometry 

Total 17 

Semester-III 


CS203 OOP and Data Structures using C++ 3 Programming 

Fundamentals 

CS203L OOP and Data Structures using C++ 

Laboratory 

1 Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE212 Electric Circuit Analysis II 3 Electric Circuit Analysis I 

EE212L Electric Circuit Analysis II Laboratory 1 Electric Circuit Analysis I 

EE241 Digital Logic Design 3 Sophomore Standing 

EE241L Digital Logic Design Laboratory 1 Sophomore Standing 

HU223 Pakistan Studies 2 Sophomore Standing 

MA204 Complex Variables and Transforms 2 Calculus and Analytical 

Geometry 

MA205 Numerical Analysis 2 Calculus and Analytical 

Geometry 

Total 18 

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Semester-IV 


EE221 Signals and Systems 3 Complex Variables and 

Transforms 

EE221L Signals and Systems Laboratory 1 Complex Variables and 

Transforms 

EE231 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3 Electric Circuit Analysis 

II 

EE231L Electronic Devices & Circuits Laboratory 1 Electric Circuit Analysis 

II 

EE242 Microprocessor and Computer 

3 Digital Logic Design 

Architecture 

EE242L Microprocessor and Computer 

1 Digital Logic Design 

Architecture Laboratory 

EE271 Electromechanical Systems 3 Electric Circuit Analysis 

II 

EE271L Electromechanical Systems Laboratory 1 Electric Circuit Analysis 

II 

MA206 Linear Algebra 3 Sophomore Standing 

Total 19 

Semester-V 


EEXXX Breadth Core I 3 As per specific course 

EEXXXL Breadth Core I Laboratory 1 As per specific course 

EE342 Microprocessor Based Embedded 

System Design 

3 Microprocessor and 

Computer Architecture 

EE342L Microprocessor Based Embedded 

System Design Laboratory 

1 Microprocessor and 


EE351 Communication Systems 3 Signals and Systems 

EE351L Communication Systems Laboratory 1 Signals and Systems 

EE381 Control Systems 3 Linear Algebra, Signals 

and Systems 

EE381L Control Systems Laboratory 1 Linear Algebra, Signals 

and Systems 

MA307 Probability and Random Variables 3 Calculus and Analytical 

Geometry 

Total 19 

Semester-VI 


EE361 Electromagnetic Theory 3 Electricity & Magnetism 

EEXXX Depth Elective I 3 As per specific course 

EEXXXL Depth Elective I Laboratory 1 As per specific course 

EEXXX Breadth Core II 3 As per specific course 

EEXXXL Breadth Core II Laboratory 1 As per specific course 

EEXXX Depth Elective II 3 As per specific course 

EEXXXL Depth Elective II Laboratory 1 As per specific course 

MT382 Industrial Automation (IDE II) 3 Microprocessor Based 

Embedded Systems 

Design, Control Systems 

MT382L 

Industrial Automation (IDE II) 

Laboratory 

1 Microprocessor Based 

Embedded Systems 

Design, Control Systems 

Total 19 


Semester-VII 


EE491 Senior Year Design Project-I 3 Earned Credit Hours 92 

or more 

EE4XX Depth Elective III X As per specific course 

EE4XX Depth Elective IV X As per specific course 

EM412 Engineering Project Management 3 Senior Standing 

HU422 Professional Ethics 2 Senior Standing 

Total 

X 

Semester-VIII 


EE492 Senior Year Design Project-II 3 Senior Year Design 

Project-I 

EE4XX Depth Elective V X As per specific course 

EM401 Engineering Economics 3 Senior Standing 

EM423 Entrepreneurship 3 Senior Standing 

HU431 Philosophy 2 Senior Standing 

Total 

X 

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Computer Engineering Electives 


Breadth Core Courses 

EE332 Electronic Design & Practice 3 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE332L Electronic Design & Practice Laboratory 1 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE454 Data Communication Networks 3 Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE454L Data Communication Networks 

Laboratory 

1 Programming 

Fundamentals 

Depth Elective Courses 

EE422 Digital Signal Processing 3 Signals and Systems 

EE422L Digital Signal Processing Laboratory 1 Signals and Systems 

EE423 Digital Image Processing 3 Digital Signal 

Processing 

EE423L Digital Image Processing Laboratory 1 Digital Signal 

Processing 

EE440 Advanced Topics in Computer Systems 3 Microprocessor and 

Computer Architecture, 

Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE445 Digital System Design 3 Digital Logic Design 

EE445L Digital System Design Laboratory 1 Digital Logic Design 

EE446 Operating System 3 Microprocessor and 


EE446L Operating System Laboratory 1 Microprocessor and 


EE447 Parallel Processing 3 Microprocessor and 


Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE447L Parallel Processing Laboratory 1 Microprocessor and 


Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE444 Database Management Systems 3 OOP and Data 

Structures using C++ 

EE444L Database Management Systems 

Laboratory 

1 OOP and Data 

Structures using C++ 

EE455 Network and System Programming 3 Programming 

Fundamentals, Data 

Communication 

Networks 

EE455L Network and System Programming 

Laboratory 

1 Programming 

Fundamentals, Data 

Communication 

Networks 

EE456 Network Security 3 Senior Standing 


Telecommunication Engineering Electives 


Breadth Core Courses 

EE332 Electronic Design & Practice 3 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE332L Electronic Design & Practice Laboratory 1 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE454 Data Communication Networks 3 Programming 

Fundamentals 

EE454L Data Communication Networks 

Laboratory 

1 Programming 

Fundamentals 

Depth Elective Courses 

EE422 Digital Signal Processing 3 Signals and Systems 

EE422L Digital Signal Processing Laboratory 1 Signals and Systems 

EE423 Digital Image Processing 3 Digital Signal 

Processing 

EE423L Digital Image Processing Laboratory 1 Digital Signal 

Processing 

EE433 Power Electronics 3 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE433L Power Electronics Laboratory 1 Electronic Devices & 

Circuits 

EE445 Digital System Design 3 Digital Logic Design 

EE445L Digital System Design Laboratory 1 Digital Logic Design 

EE450 Advanced Topics in 

3 Digital Communication 

Telecommunications Engineering 

EE452 Wireless Communications 3 Digital Communication 

EE453 Digital Communication 3 Communication 

Systems, Probability 

and Random Variables 

EE453L Digital Communication Laboratory 1 Communication 

Systems, Probability 

and Random Variables 

EE457 Telecom Switching & Signaling 

Systems 

3 Communication 

Systems 

EE458 Optical & High Speed Networks 3 Communication 

Systems 

EE462 Antenna Design and Microwave 

3 Electromagnetic Theory 

Engineering 

EE462L Antenna Design and Microwave 

1 Electromagnetic Theory 

Engineering Laboratory 

EE464 Radar Systems 3 Communication 

Systems 

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Degree Requirement 

To earn a Bachelors degree in electrical engineering from the Institute, a student must successfully 

complete minimum of 137 credit hours of course work as outlined in degree plans including six credit hours 

of senior design project and a summer internship (non-credit). The total credit hours required are grouped 

into Basic Sciences, Humanities & Management, Core Courses, Stream Specific Courses and Senior Design 

Project as given in degree plans. This distribution is in accordance with the PEC/HEC requirements and 

guidelines. Maximum duration for completion of Bachelors of Science degree in Electrical Engineering is 

seven (07) years. 

Post Graduate Programs in 

Electrical & Computer Engineering 

Computer Engineering 

The Postgraduate Program in Computer Engineering at CASE is designed for engineers aspiring to excel in 

knowledge of emerging trends and technology. It encompasses areas that are in line with hi-tech industry 

requirements in the field. The program equips technical managers with the knowledge to remain 

competitive in this area. The curriculum has been designed with the aim of providing breadth and depth of 

knowledge in key areas that evolve with societal needs. 

Electrical Engineering 

CASE offers a Postgraduate Program in Electrical Engineering with strong foundation in theory to equip 

students with the skills necessary to grasp and develop new technologies and trends in the electrical 

engineering field. The Electrical Engineering Program at CASE is tailored to the specific needs of modern 

industry and R&D organizations. Our faculty is also actively engaged in research that includes all major 

areas of Electrical Engineering. 

Software Engineering 

The postgraduate program in Software Engineering is specially designed for professionals who want to 

expand their knowledge in software engineering. The postgraduate program of software engineering at 

CASE offers experience from both academic and industrial perspectives. Through challenging curricula, 

high quality knowledge transfer and a technical emphasis, students learn and apply practices, tools, and 

techniques in real-world. This program is designed to produce future agents of change: individuals who will 

lead and improve the Software Engineering related industrial and academic practices and the state of the 

practice in the years to come. Our faculty provides guidance and mentoring based on years of industry 

experience in Software Engineering and/or related disciplines. Their expertise ranges from software 

architecture and software process improvement to managing people and risk. 


Study Duration: 

Masters of Science Program: 

Minimum Duration: 1.5 Years (Three Semesters) | Maximum Duration: 3.5 Years 

PhD Program: 

Minimum Duration: 

Maximum Duration: 

03 Years 

06 Years 

Postgraduate Program in Computer Engineering 

Currently, there are three Areas of Specialization (AoS) offered in Computer Engineering: 

• Computer Networks 

• Digital Design and Computer Architecture 

• Information Security 

Specialization – Computer Networks 

Students choosing Computer Networks as their AoS must take at least two courses marked with asterisk (*) 

from this area. A student also needs to take two more courses to fulfill his degree AoS requirements: 

ECE 7605 Advanced Computer Networks* 

ECE 6620 Simulation Modeling and Analysis of Computer Networks* 

ECE 6810 Advanced Operating Systems 

ECE 6611 Integrated Services over Packet Networks 

ECE 7674 Adhoc & Sensor Networks 

ECE 7673 Data Compression 

ECE 7650 Simulation Modeling and Evaluation of Mobile Networks 

ECE 7675 LTE Systems 

ECE 8606 Advanced Topics in Computer Networks 

Recommended Additional Graduate Hours (AGH) Courses: 

ECE 6601 Stochastic Processes (EE-Comm) 

ECE 7901 Cryptography and Network Security (CE-Info.Sec) 

ECE 6136 Parallel and Distributed Computing (CE-DD&Arch) 

ECE 7146 Reconfigurable Computing (CE-DD&Arch) 

ECE 7259 Advanced Computer Vision (EE-DSP) 

Specialization – Digital Design and Computer Architecture: 

Students choosing Digital Design and Computer Architecture as their AoS must take at least three courses 

marked with asterisk (*) from this area. A student also needs to take one more course to fulfill his degree AoS 

requirements: 

ECE 6136 Parallel and Distributed Computing* 

ECE 7146 Reconfigurable Computing* 

ECE 7150 Algorithm Design & Analysis* 

ECE 6804 Real Time Embedded Systems* 

ECE 7147 Machine Learning 

ECE 7148 Data Mining 

ECE 7149 Graphics and Visualization 

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ECE 7151 Quantum Computers 

ECE 8101 Advanced Topics in Computer Engineering 


ECE 6601 Stochastic Processes (EE-Comm) 

ECE 6617 Information & Coding Theory (CE-Info. Sec) 

ECE 7605 Advanced Computer Networks (CE-Networks) 


ECE 7901 Cryptography and Network Security (CE-Info. Sec) 

ECE 6810 Advanced Operating Systems (CE-Networks) 

ECE 6620 Simulation Modeling and Analysis of Computer Networks (CE-Networks) 

ECE 7674 Adhoc & Sensor Network (CE-Networks) 

ECE 6281 Pattern Recognition (EE-DSP) 

Specialization – Information Security: 

Students choosing Information Security as their AoS must take at least three courses marked with asterisk 

(*) from this area. A student also needs to take one more course to fulfill his degree AoS requirements: 

ECE 6617 Information & Coding Theory* 

ECE 7901 Cryptography and Network Security* 

ECE 6901 Computer Systems Security* 

ECE 7902 Advanced Cryptography & Cryptanalysis* 

ECE 6902 Information Security Strategies and Policies 

ECE 7903 Cyber Forensic Analysis 

ECE 7904 Digital Steganography & Watermarking 

ECE 7905 Distributed Networks Security 

ECE 8902 Formal Models & Methods of Information Assurance 

ECE 8901 Advanced Topics in Information Security 



ECE 6810 Advanced Operating System (CE-Networks) 

ECE 7150 Algorithm Design and Analysis (CE-DD&Arch) 



ECE 7104 Cyber Crime, Ethics & Law (Management) 

ECE 6258 Digital Image Processing (EE-DSP) 

ECE 7674 Adhoc & Sensor Networks (CE-Networks) 

ECE 7148 Data Mining (CE-DD&Arch) 


Postgraduate Program in Electrical Engineering 

Currently, there are two Areas of Specialization (AoS) offered in Electrical Engineering: 

• Telecommunication & Signal Processing 

• Electrical Power & Control 

Specialization – Telecommunication & Signal Processing 

Students choosing Telecommunication & Signal Processing as their AoS must take at least three courses 

marked with asterisk (*) from either Telecommunication sub area or Signal Processing sub area. They may 

take the fourth course from any of these two sub areas to fulfill their degree AoS requirements: 

Telecommunication 

ECE 6601 Stochastic Processes* 

ECE 6602 Digital Communications* 

ECE 7703 Wireless Communications* 

ECE 6703 Mobile Communication Systems 

ECE 7704 Software Defined Radios 

ECE 7706 Advanced Digital Communications 

ECE 7707 Satellite Communications and Navigation Systems 

ECE 7712 Advanced Wireless Communications 

ECE 7743 Multimedia Communications 

ECE 7754 Optical Communication Systems 

ECE 7710 Communication System Design 

ECE 8711 Space Time Communications 

ECE 8712 Multi-user Communication Systems 

ECE 8713 Cognitive Communication Systems 

ECE 8801 High-speed Communication Circuits 

ECE 8700 Special Topics in Communications 

ECE 8701 Special Topics in Telecommunications 

ECE 8702 Special Topics in Wireless Communications 

Signal Processing 

ECE 6258 Digital Image Processing* 

ECE 6270 Adaptive Filtering* 

ECE 6250 Advanced Digital Signal Processing* 

ECE 6277 DSP Software Systems Design 

ECE 6281 Pattern Recognition 

ECE 6255 Digital Processing of Speech Signals 

ECE 6259 Computer Vision 

ECE 7203 Multi-rate Digital Signal Processing 

ECE 7218 Time-Frequency Analysis 

ECE 7251 Signal Detection and Estimation 

ECE 7254 Statistical Digital Signal Processing and Modeling 

ECE 7259 Advanced Computer Vision 

ECE 8211 Medical Image Processing 

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ECE 6617 Information & Coding Theory (CE-Info.Sec) 

ECE 7674 Adhoc & Sensor Networks (CE-Networks) 

ECE 7673 Data Compression (CE-Networks) 


ECE 6804 Real Time Embedded Systems (CE-DD&Arch) 

ECE 7147 Machine Learning (CE-DD&Arch) 

SE 6503 Systems Engineering (SE-Software) 

ECE 6901 Computer System Security (CE-Info.Sec) 

Students cannot choose any course from their Area of Specialization (AoS) to fulfill the Additional Graduate 

Hours (AGH) requirement. 

Specialization – Electrical Power & Control: 

Students choosing Electrical Power and Control as their AoS must take at least three courses marked with 

asterisk (*) from either Electrical Power sub area or Control sub area. They may take the fourth course from 

any of these two sub areas to fulfill their degree AoS requirements: 

Electrical Power: 

ECE 6301 Power System Engineering* 

ECE 6320 Power Systems Operation and Control* 

ECE 6321 Power System Stability* 

ECE 6331 Power Electronic Circuits* 

ECE 6335 Electric Machinery Analysis* 

ECE 6322 Power System Planning and Reliability 

ECE 6323 Power System Protection* 

ECE 6330 Power Electronic Devices & Subsystems 

ECE 6336 Dynamics & Control Electric Machine Drives 

ECE 6337 Advanced Energy Distribution Systems 

ECE 6338 Electromechanical Wind Energy Conversion and Grid Integration 

ECE 6340 Electric Power Quality 

ECE 7555 High Voltage Engineering 

ECE 7556 Optimization Techniques in Power Systems 

ECE 8301 Special Topics in Power Engineering 

ECE 8302 Special Topic in Power Electronics 

Control: 

ECE 6550 Linear Systems & Controls* 

ECE 6551 Digital Control Systems* 

ECE 7554 Nonlinear Systems & Control* 

ECE 6803 Real Time Modeling & Simulations* 

ECE 7559 Advanced Linear Systems* 

ECE 7551 Adaptive & Intelligent Control 

ECE 7555 Robust and Optimal Control Systems 

ECE 8551 Special Topics in Control Systems 



ECE 6601 Stochastic Process (EE-Comm) 

ECE 6250 Advanced Digital Signal Processing (EE-DSP) 


ECE 6804 Real Time Embedded Systems (EC-DD&Arch) 

ECE 6277 DSP Software Systems Design (EE-DSP) 

ECE 6205 Stationary Stochastic Processes (EE-DSP) 

ECE 7251 Signal Detection and Estimation (EE-DSP) 

ECE 7270 Adaptive Filtering (EE-DSP) 

ECE 8221 Sparse Signal Processing (EE-DSP) 

SE 6100 Software Engineering (SE-Software) 

SE 6101 Object Oriented Software Engineering (SE-Software) 


Students cannot choose any course from their Area of Specialization (AoS) to fulfill the Additional Graduate 

Hours (AGH) requirement. 

Postgraduate Program in Software Engineering 

Below are some of the courses regularly offered in this Area of Specialization (AoS): 

Specialization – Software Engineering: 

Students must take at least four courses marked with asterisk (*) from this Area to fulfill their degree AoS 

requirements: 

SE 6100 Software Engineering* 

SE 6101 Object Oriented Software Engineering* 

SE 6200 Software Project Management* 

SE 6201 Software Quality Management* 

SE 6202 Information Systems 

SE 6209 Analysis of Software Artifacts 

SE 6503 Systems Engineering 

SE 6501 Statistics for Software Engineers 

SE 6102 Software Engineering Applications 

SE 7102 Advanced Topics in Software Engineering 

SE 7103 Software Development Studio I 

SE 7104 Software Development Studio II 


Students are encouraged to take courses related to Computer Engineering as AGH. 

Minors 

The following two areas are also offered to fulfill the minor area degree requirements for all postgraduate 

degrees offered by Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. 

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Mathematics & Engineering Management 

Minor – Mathematics: 

Below are some of the courses regularly offered in this minor area: 

MATH 6006 Optimization Techniques 

MATH 6007 Integral Equations and Transforms 

MATH 5002 Complex Analysis 

MATH 7001 Finite Element Methods 

MATH 6003 Numerical Methods 

MATH 6005 Real Analysis 

MATH 7002 Computational Linear Algebra 

MATH 7003 Special Topics in Mathematic 

Minor – Engineering Management: 

Below are some of the courses regularly offered in this minor area: 

MMGT 5101 Entrepreneurship 

EMgt 6702 Quality Improvement in Technical Concerns 

EMgt 6215 Problem Solving and Decision Making in Engineering Environment 

EMgt 6211 Management of Technical Organizations and Practices 

EMgt 6218 Engineering Laws & Contract Management 

EMgt 6301 Finance for Engineers 

EMgt 6705 Productivity Engineering & Management 

EMgt 6205 Human Resource Management in Technological Concerns 

EMgt 61301 Technology Management 

EMgt 6401 Marketing of Technology 

EMgt 6110 Essential of Economics for Engineers 

Pre Requisites: 

At the time of enrollment in the degree program, the student's academic credentials will be assessed. In 

case, a deficiency is found at the Bachelor's level, the admission committee of the department may direct 

the student to take additional course(s). In such a case, the student will be required to attend lectures in 

these courses and pass a test given by the concerned teacher. 

Masters of Science Degree Credit Hours Requirement: 

Each master student of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department has to select one Area of 

Specialization (AoS) out of the available options. The courses of the remaining AoS of the ECE Department 

(including non selected AoS of electrical engineering, computer engineering and software engineering) 

will then become areas for Additional Graduate Hours (AGH). Student opting for any AoS also has a 

recommended list of AGH courses specified. However, students can also choose other courses according to 

their interest in consultation with the academic advisors. A student has to select one Minor area and 

complete the entire Minor course work requirement from that area. The Masters of Science degree will be 

awarded by successfully completing the prescribed studies equivalent to 30 credit hours with a minimum 

CGPA of 2.7. 

Masters of Science Degree Credit Hours Requirement: 

Each master student of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department has to select one Area of 

Specialization (AoS) out of the available options. The courses of the remaining AoS of the ECE Department 

(including non-selected AoS of electrical engineering, computer engineering and software engineering) 


will then become areas for Additional Graduate Hours (AGH). Student opting for any AoS also has a 

recommended list of AGH courses specified. However, students can also choose other courses according to 

their interest in consultation with the academic advisors. A student has to select one Minor area and 

complete the entire Minor course work requirement from that area. The Masters of Science degree will be 

awarded by successfully completing the prescribed studies equivalent to 30 credit hours with a minimum 

CGPA of 2.7. 

Credit Hours 

From one Area of Specialization (AoS) of the respective rogram. 12 

Additional Graduate Hours (AGH): Outside the area(s) of 

specialization and the minor area but within the department. 

6 

Minor hrs (From any one Minor Area) 6 

Thesis/Dissertation 6 

Total Credit Hours Required 30 

Note: One course cannot be taken to satisfy two categories. 

PhD Degree Credit Hours Requirement 

A PhD Student of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department has to complete at least 18 Credit 

hours of PhD course work and at least 30 Credit hours of PhD dissertation work. The following is the credit 

hour composition of PhD degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. 

Credit Hours 

From one area of Specialization of the respective degree 

6 

program. 

Additional Graduate Hours (AGH): Outside the area(s) of 

specialization and the minor area but within the 

department. 

3 

Minor (Mathematics) 3 

Electives 6 


Total Credit Hours Required 48 

Note: One course cannot be taken to satisfy two categories. 

Important Milestones of the PhD Program 

Doctoral Qualifying Exam: 

A PhD Student at CASE is allowed to appear in the DQE (Part I) after being admitted into the PhD. Program, 

however DQE – II Exam can only be taken after 18 credit hours of course work. The DQE (Part I & II) must be 

completed within two years time period, there will be maximum two chances allowed for each DQE – Part 

I as well as DQE – Part II. Failure to pass DQE in two attempts will result in admission cancellation. 

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Proposal Defense: 

A student is expected to submit a proposal for research topic to be approved within one year of passing the 

DQE. However, the maximum time limit of submitting a research topic and getting it approved from the 

Research Monitoring Committee is three and a half years from the date of admission in PhD program. 

Doctoral Candidate: 

A student will be admitted to candidacy once he/she has passed the DQE and defended his/her dissertation 

topic. 

Publications/Seminars: 

The student is required to publish one paper in ISI indexed HEC approved Journal. In the process the 

students are encouraged to publish two international refereed conference papers & give 2-3 seminars at 

CASE related to their area of research. 

Final Defense: 

The student must defend the dissertation work before the jury. There must be a minimum period of one 

year between the proposal defense and the final defense. The dissertation may be submitted within a 

minimum period of three years after Admission in PhD Program. This period shall be counted from the date 

of approval of UET enrollment number. The student must defend his/her work in front of a panel of 

examiners formulated as per the policy. The candidate will have two chances to defend his/her PhD Thesis. 

Failure in the second attempt will be considered final and the student will be dropped from the PhD 

Program. 


Faculty Profile 

Dr. Abdul Khaliq 

Chairman and Professor 

PhD & MS: Electrical Engineering (1995, 1992) Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 

BSc Electrical Engineering (Hons) (1990) UET, Peshawar 

Specialization: Power Systems, Control 

Research Areas: Utility Planning, Dynamic Security Control and Optimization of Large Scale 

Systems and Control Applications. 

Mr. Iftekhar Mahmood 

Head of Department Electrical & Computer 

Engineering and Associate Professor 

MS: Electrical Engineering (1995), Boston 

University, USA MS: Systems Engineering (1990), 

Boston University, USA 

BSc (Hons): War Studies, Karachi University, Karachi 

BE: Avionics, College of Aeronautical Engineering, 

Karachi 

Specialization: Digital Signal Processing, Digital 

Image Processing and Stochastic Processes 

Research Areas: Embedded Systems Design, 

Mobile Data Communication Device, Digital Signal 

Analysis and Passive Detection Systems 

Dr. Saeed-ur-Rehman 

Professor (Trustee) 

PhD & MS: Electrical Engineering (1996, 1993) 

Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 

BSc: Electrical Engineering (1989), UET, Lahore 

Specialization: Control Systems 

Research Areas: Control System, Digital System 

Design and Real-Time Embedded Systems 





BSc: Electrical Engineering, UET, Lahore 

Specialization: Electronics/ Digital System Design 

Research Areas: Power Electronics, Networking 

Communication & Control Systems 

Dr. Shoab A. Khan 




BE: Aerospace Engineering, College of Aeronautical 

Engineering (CAE), NUST, Risalpur 

Specialization: Image Processing, Parallel 

Processing, ASIC Design, Micro-controller System 

Dr. Muhammad Shamim Baig 

Professor, Director Advanced Studies & Research 

PhD: Computer Science (H/ware & Systems: 1992) 

George Washington University, USA 

MS: Electronics System Design (1980) Cranfield 

Institute of Technology, UK 

BE (Avionics Engg) College of Aero Engg, PAF 

Specialization: Parallel & Distributed Computing 

Research Areas: Parallel Computer, Digital Comm, 

Digital System Design & Network Security 

Dr. Muhammad Mohsin Rahmatullah 

Associate Professor 

PhD: Electrical Engineering (2009) UET, Taxila 

MS: Electrical Engineering (1995), Georgia Institute 

of Technology, USA 

BS: Electrical Engineering (1994), University of 

Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA 

Specialization: Hardware Software Distributed 

Architecture & System Design 

Research Areas: ASIC Design, FPGA Based Digital 

Design & Communication Solutions 

Dr. Zaheer Ahmed 


PhD: Electrical Engineering (2009) UET, Taxila 

MS: Computer Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

BE: Electronics Engineering, NED University, 

Karachi 

Specialization: Computer Engineering 

Research Areas: Embedded Systems, Industrial 

Control, FPGA/ASIC and Enterprise Software 

Dr. Sheikh M. Farhan 


PhD: Electrical Engineering, UET, Taxila 

MS: Computer Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

BS: Electrical Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

Specialization: Embedded System, Quality 

Assurance 

Research Areas: FPGA Based Systems, 

System-on-Chip (SoC), Cryptography 

Mr. Hammad A. Khan 

Assistant Professor 

MS: Electrical Engineering, Iowa State University, 

USA 

BSc (Hon): Electrical Engineering, UET, Lahore 

Specialization: Digital Signal Processing and Digital 

Communication 

Research Areas: DSP, Comm & Stochastic Image 

Processing, Algorithms & SDR 

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Dr. M. Danish Nisar 


PhD: Electrical and Communication Engineering, 

TU Munich, Germany 

MS: Communication Engineering, TU Munich, 

Germany. 

BE: Electrical Telecommunication, NUST, Islamabad 

Research Areas: Signal processing for 

communications, Optimization and Robust 

Optimization, Cooperative Communications, 

Massive MIMO, Interference Coordination and 

Suppression, Design and Simulation of Advanced 

Wireless Systems (4G, 5G) Physical Layer 

Dr. Asad Mahmood 


PhD: Telecom Engineering (2008), ENSTA, Paris, 

France 

DAE (Masters): Electronics Systems and Treatment 

of Information, University of Paris-SUD, France 

BSc: Electronic Engineering, GIK Institute, Topi, 

Swabi 

Research Areas: Physical Layer Design, Resource 

Allocation Optimization in Wireless Systems, 

Software/Cognitive Radio Design Processor 

Systems 

Dr. Mansoor Shaukat 


PhD: Electrical Engineering (2015), National 

University of Singapore 

MS: Electrical Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

BE: Mechatronics Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

Specialization: Control System, Controller Design, 

Industrial Automation 

Dr. Muhammad Saleem 


PhD: Mathematics, CIIT, Islamabad 

MS: Mathematics, CIIT, Islamabad 

M.Sc.: Applied Mathematics, University of Punjab, 

Lahore 

Research Areas: Methods in Computational Fluid 

Dynamics 

Mr. Muhammad Raheel Bhutta 


MSc: Computer Engineering, Griflth University, 

Australia. 

BSc: Computer Engineering, COMSATS, Islamabad 

Specialization: VLSI System Design, Digital Design & 


Mian Jehanzeb 


MSc: Wireless Communication Engineering, Brunel 

University, UK 

BSc: Electrical Engineering, COMSATS, Islamabad 

Specialization: Wireless Communication and 

Communication Systems 

Ms. Saman Riaz 


Mphil: Mathematics, Quaid-i-Azam University, 

Islamabad 

MSc: Mathematics, Quaid-i-Azam University, 

Islamabad 

Specialization: Numerical & Fluid Mechanics 

Ms. Sadia Shakil 

Senior Lecturer 

MS: Computer Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 

M.Sc: Double Math, Physics, Punjab University, 

Lahore 

Mr. Moeen Ghiyas 


MIT: Information Technology, Virtual University, 

Rawalpindi 

BE: Electrical Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi 

Specialization: Electricity and Physics 

Mr. Muhammad Qaisar Shafi 


MS: Information Security, NUST, Rawalpindi 

BS: Information Technology, COMSATS, Abbotabad 

Specialization: Programming, Wireless Sensor 

Networks and Network Security 

Mr. Adeel Shabbir 


MS: Information Security, CASE, Islamabad 

BS: Computer Science, International Islamic 

University, Islamabad 

Specialization: Programming in C & C++ Languages 

& Computer Architecture 

Ms. Summaya Jamal 


MSc: Mathematics, Quaid-i-Azam University, 

Islamabad 

Specialization: Mathematics 

Mr. Malik Najums Siraj 


MSc: Computer Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 

BSc: Electrical Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 

Specialization: Digital Design and Computer 

Architecture 

Mr. Muhammad Atif Yaqub 


MS: Electrical Engineering, University Tun Hussein 

Onn Malaysia 


Specialization: Embedded Systems, Control 

Systems and Electronics 

Mr. Waqas Hassan 

Lecturer 

MS: Electrical Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 


Specialization: Power Electronics Circuits, Electrical 

Energy & Control 


Mr. Muhammad Ishaq 

Lecturer 

MSc: Computer Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 

BSc: Electrical Engineering, UCET, Mirpur 

Specialization: Electronics, Linear & Nonlinear 

Control Systems 

Ms. Rabia Saqib 

Lecturer 

MS: Computer Engineering, CASE, Islamabad. 

BE: Computer Engineering, NUST, Islamabad 

Research Areas: Signal Processing, Signals & 

Systems and Image Processing 

Mr. Fahimuddin 

Lecturer 

MS: Mathematics, International Islamic University, 

Islamabad 

BS: Mathematics, International Islamic University, 

Islamabad 

Specialization: Mathematics 

Mr. Muhammad Saeed Akbar 

Lecturer 

LLB: Law, University of Peshawar, Peshawar 

MA: Islamyat, University of Peshawar, Peshawar 

Specialization: Islamyat and Pakistan Studies 

Mr. M. Yaqoob Khan 

Lecturer 

MS: Electrical Engineering CASE, Islamabad 

BSc: Telecommunication Engineering, NUML, 

Islamabad. 

Specialization: Signal Processing 

Research Areas: Bio Medical Signal Processing, 

Embedded System Computer Networks & Forensics 

Lab Engineers 

• Engr. Muhammad Ejaz 

• Engr. Ali Syed 

• Engr. Sana Ata Qureshi 

• Engr. Ali Javed Pirzada 

• Engr. Tahir Akram 

• Engr. Junaid Iqbal 

• Engr. Waqas Ahmed 

• Engr. Hafiz Muhammad Ahmed 

• Engr. Waqas-ur-Rehman 

• Engr. Syed Atif Adnan 

• Engr. Wajeeha Hamid 

• Engr. Sidra Ashraf 

Permanent Faculty (Part Time) 

Dr. Tahir Zaidi 

Professor 

PhD: Electrical & Computer Engineering, Georgia 

Institute of Technology, USA 

MS: Computer Engineering, CASE, Islamabad 

Specialization: Ferromagnetic and Multiferroic Thin 

Films aimed towards Optoelectronics and 

Spintronic Applications. Compound 

Semiconductor Growth and Analysis. Rare Earth 

and Transition Metal incorporation in Compound 

Semiconductors. Spin Polarized LED Growth. 

Research Areas: Compound Semiconductors (III-V 

and IV-VI) Growth and Analysis, Light Emitting 

Diode (LED), Solar Cells, Digital Signal Processing 

(DSP) Applications, Biomedical Applications and 

Devices 

Dr. A. Hasan 


PhD: Electrical Engineering, University of Texas, 

Austin, USA 

MS: Electrical & Computer Engineering, University 

of Southern California, USA 

BS: Aeronautical Engineering, Pakistan Air Force 

Academy, Risalpur 

Research Areas: Interference Suppression in 

Wireless Ad Hoc Networks 

Dr. A. Mahmood 


PhD: Control Systems, University of Arkansas, USA 

MS: Applied Mathematics, University of Arkansas, 

USA 

BSc: Bio-mechanical Models, Dynamical 

Systems, Robust and Optimal Control Systems, 

Bond Graph Modeling & Simulation, Intelligent 

Control Systems, Active Vibration Control. 

Adjunct Faculty 

• Dr. Syed Ismail Shah 

• Dr. Aamer Iqbal Bhatti 

• Dr. U. Riaz 

• Dr. Adnan A. Khan 

• Dr. M. Hasan Islam 

• Dr. Saqib Ali 

• Mr. Nadeem Yousaf 

• Mr. Asrar Ashraf 

• Mr. Anjum Latif 

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Faculty of Computing

Mission Statement 

Prepare Future Computer Scientists to achieve exellence in the core competencies of computer science that 

enable them to effectively develop software solutions for challenges faced in industry and research with 

highest level of integrity. 

Faculty of Computing offers the following degree programs: 

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 

Masters of Science in Computer Sciences (MSCS) 

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 

The program is accredited by National Computing Education & Accreditation Council (NCEAC) of HEC 

Pakistan. The purpose of the Computer Science degree program is to produce graduates who have a broad 

understanding of the field, and its concepts, theory and techniques. The program focuses on encouraging 

students to develop and use abstract models in addition to applying the respective technologies in 

practical situations. This program focuses on establishing a strong mathematical foundation, basic aspects 

of computing, and advanced technical electives covering areas like Intelligent Systems (advance database, 

artificial neural networks, biologically inspired computing, image processing etc) and Software Engineering 

& Net Centric (Network Security, Design Patterns, Mobile Computing, Web Engineering, Advanced 

Programming Design of Programming Languages etc). Abundant opportunities exist for students to 

develop expertise in their streams of interest through enrolment in these elective courses. 

Special emphasis is placed on developing project management and communication skills so that the 

graduates are able to lead the software and IT industry with excellent Entrepreneurship knowledge. The 

program is also designed to provide formal foundations for higher learning as well as industry. The program 

is dynamic and flexible enough to align with the latest scientific and technological developments in the 

field. The courses are tailored according to international standards to nurture capacity building and original 

thinking in our graduates. 


Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 

Duration Minimum 4 years 

Maximum 7 years 

BSCS 

Semester I 

Code Title Credit Hours Pre Requisite 

MA1011 Basic Calculus & Analytic 


Geometry 

GS1001 Electricity & Magnetism 3 Freshman Standing 

HU1001a Islamic Ideology 1.5 Freshman Standing - 

HU1001b Pakistan Studies 1.5 Freshman Standing 

CS1101 Fundamentals of CS 3 Freshman Standing 

CS1001a Programming in C 3 Freshman Standing 

CS1001aL Programming in C Lab 1 Freshman Standing 

Total 16 

Semester II 

Code Title Credit Hours 

Pre Requisite 

MA1012 Multivariable Calculus and ODEs 3 

Basic Calculus & Analytic 

Geometry (MA1001) 

CS1003 Programming Techniques 3 Programming in C (CS1001) 

CS1003L Programming Techniques Lab 1 Programming - in C (CS1001) 

ME1003 Mechanics 3 Freshman Standing 

CS1201 Digital Logic Design 3 Freshman Standing 

CS1201L Digital Logic Design Lab 1 Freshman Standing 

HU1005 Communication Skills and 


Technical Report Writing 

Total 17 

Semester III 


MA2013 

Linear Algebra and Numerical 

Basic Calculus & Analytic 

3 

Analysis 

Geometry (MA1001) 

CS2202 

Computer Organization& 

Assembly Language 

3 Digital Logic Design (CS1201) 

CS2202L 

Computer Organization & 

Assembly Language Lab 

1 Digital Logic Design (CS1201 

CS2301 Object Oriented Programming 3 

Programming Techniques 

(CS1002) 

CS2301L 

Object Oriented Programming 

Programming Techniques 

1 

Lab 

(CS1002) 

CS2102 Discrete Mathematics 3 Sophomore Standing 

CS2302 Data Structure and Algorithms 3 

Programming 

Techniques(CS1002) 

CS2302L 

Data Structure and Algorithms 

Programming 

1 

Lab 

Techniques(CS1002) 

Total 18 

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Semester- IV 


MA2014 

Probability & Stochastic 

Multivariable Calculus and 

3 

Processes 

ODEs (MA1002) 

CS2203 Operating Systems 3 


Assembly Language (CS2202) 

CS2203L Operating Systems Lab 1 

Computer Organization 

&Assembly Language (CS2202) 

HU2001 

Professional Ethics and Islamic 

System 

3 Sophomore Standing 

CS2401 Software Engineering 3 


(CS2301) 

CS2401L Software Engineering Lab 1 


(CS2301) 

CS2104 

Formal Languages and 

Automata Theory 

3 Discrete Mathematics (CS2102) 

Total 17 

Semester-V 


CS3103 Simulation & Modeling 3 

Multivariable Calculus and 

ODEs (MA1002) 

CS3501 Database Management Systems 3 


(CS2301) 

CS3501L 

Database Management Systems 


1 

Lab 

(CS2301) 

CS Elective I 3 As per specific course 

CS Elective I Lab 1 As per specific course 

CS3303 Design & Analysis of Algorithm 3 

Data Structure and Algorithms 

(CS2302) 

CS3601 

Computer Communication and 

Networking 

3 Operating Systems (CS2203) 

CS3601L 

Computer Communication and 

Networking Lab 

1 Operating Systems (CS2203) 

Total 18 

Semester-VI 


HU3007 Engineering Economics 3 Junior Standing 

CS3105 System Programming 3 Operating Systems (CS2203) 

CS3105L System Programming Lab 1 Operating Systems (CS2203) 

CS3402 Software Design & 3 


Architecture (CS2401) 

CS3701 Artificial Intelligence 3 

Data Structure and 

Algorithms (CS2302) 

CS3701L Artificial Intelligence Lab 1 



CS Elective II 3 As per specific course 

Total 17 


Semester-VII 


Humanities Elective 3 Senior Standing 

CS4106 Compiler Construction 2 


Automata Theory (CS2104) 

CS4106L Compiler Construction Lab 1 



CS Elective III 3 As per specific course 

Management Elective I 3 As per specific course 

CS4990a Senior Design Project (Part-I) 3 Senior Standing 

Total 15 

Intelligent Systems Stream Specific Courses 


IS*502 Advanced Database 3 

Database Management 

Systems (CS3501) 

IS*503 

Data Warehousing and Data 

Mining 

IS*504 MIS & DSS 3 

IS*702 Introduction to Soft Computing 3 

IS*703 Artificial Neural Networks 3 

IS*704 Digital Image Processing 3 

IS*801 Bio-Informatics 3 

IS*802 Computational Biology 3 

IS*803 Bio-Inspired Computing 3 

3 

Advanced Databases 

(IS3502) 

Database Management 

Systems (CS3501) 


Algorithms(CS2302) 

Artificial Intelligence 

(CS3701) 


Algorithms(CS2302) 







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Software Engineering & Net Centric Stream Specific Courses 


SN*107 

Design of Programming 


3 

Languages 


SN*108 Real-Time Programming 3 Operating Systems(CS2103) 

SN*203 Computer Architecture 3 



(CS2202) 

SN*203L Computer Architecture Lab 1 



(CS2202) 

SN*109 Parallel Processing 3 Operating Systems (CS2103) 

SN*110 Computer Graphics 3 System Programming (CS3105) 

SN*111 Visual Programming 3 

Object Oriented 

Programming (CS2301) 

SN*304 Design Pattern 3 



SN*405 Advanced Software Engineering 3 


(CS2401) 

SN*406 

Software Testing & Quality 


3 

Engineering 

(CS2401) 

SN*406L 

Software Testing & Quality 


1 

Engineering Lab 

(CS2401) 

SN*406 Software Project Management 3 


(CS2401) 

SN*603 Distributed Systems 3 Operating Systems (CS2103) 

SN*604 Network Programming 3 

SN*604L Network Programming Lab 1 

SN*605 Network Security 3 

Computer Communication 

and Networking (CS3601) 

SN*606 Data Security & Encryption 3 



SN*607 Mobile Computing 3 



Management and Humanities Electives 


MS4101 

Production & Operation 

Management 

3 Senior Standing 

MS4102 

Entrepreneurship & Technology 

Commercialization 

3 Senior Standing 

MS4103 Leadership & Team Management 3 Senior Standing 

MS4104 Total Quality Management 3 Senior Standing 

MS4105 Project Scheduling and Costing 3 Senior Standing 

MS4106 Operation Research 3 Senior Standing 


Summer Training (Pass/Fail grade; NIL credits) 

Every student is required to participate in a Summer Training Program and submit a formal written report 

during the summer of Junior Year. 

Degree Requirements: 

As per requirements of HEC, Bachelor of Computer Sciences Program must have a minimum of 130 credit 

hours including a dissertation of 6 credit hours. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Program at CASE 

comprises of 8 semesters, with two semesters a year and is a full-time four-year bachelor program. The 

major areas of specialization are incorporated in the structure. Each major area comprises of 4-6 courses. In 

addition as per HEC criteria for Computer Science degree, students need to complete an Internship in 

industry: for duration of 6 to 8 weeks. 

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FACULTY 

Dr. Shafaat Ahmed Bazaz 

Chairman and Professor 

PhD: Controls and Automation (1998), Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) Toulouse, France 

Masters: Automation, Controls and Production Engineering (1994), Université de Franche Comté, Besancon, France 

BS: Avionics (1989), NED University Karachi 

Specialization: Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS), Hospital Information Systems Research Areas: Hospital 

Management and Inteligent Dignostic System, TeleMedicine SystemDevelopment of MEMS based Gyroscopes, Neural 

Probes for Brain Implants, Integration of Force Sensors with Micro Grippers for Biomedical applications 

Brig (R) Rafiuddin 

Head of Department (Department of Computer Sciences) 


MSc: Digital systems with Distinction from University of 

Hertfordshire, Hatfield, England, UK 

BSc: Electrical Communication from University of Engineering & 

Technology, Lahore 

Research Area: Microprocessor based Design, Computer 

Architecture, Digital Systems and Electronics 

Dr. Amanullah Yasin 


PhD: Data Mining, School of engineering (2013), University of 

Nantes, France 

MS: Knowledge Engineering (2009), School of engineering, 

University of Nantes, France 

Research Area: Data Mining, Data Stream Mining, Machine 

Learning, Data Science, Big Data, Learning from Data Streams, 

Probabilistic Reasoning, Bayesian Inference, Bayesian Network 

Structure Learning, Knowledge Engineering, Business 

Intelligence. 

Ms. Shagufta Umer 


MS: Information Technology, NUST Islamabad 

BS: Computer Science, University of AJ&K. 

Specialization: Semantic Matching, Semantic Interoperability in 

Healthcare, Database Schema Heterogeneity Analysis, Clinical 

Decision Support System 

Email: shagufta.umer@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Sami Ullah Kashif 


M.S: Computer Science (2010), Georgia Institute of Technology, US 

BS: Computer Science (2008), Lahore University of Management 

Sciences 

Research Area: Computer Vision 

Email: samiullah.kashif@gmail.com 

Mr. Muhammad Ali Masood 

Lecturer 

Mphil: Computer Science, Quaid-i-Azam University 

BS: Software Engineering, Riphah International University 

Email: muhammad.ali@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Danish Hamid 

Lecturer 

MSCS: NUCES-FAST Islamabad 

BSCS: Comsats Islamabad 

Research Area: Data Structures and Algorithms, Programming in C 

Mr. Muhammad Ali Masood 

Lecturer 

Mphil: Computer Science, Quaid-i-Azam University 

BS: Software Engineering, Riphah International University 

Email: Muhammad.Ali@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Omar Farooq Anjum 

Lecturer 

MS: Applied Physics, Cornell University, USA 

BSc (HONS): University of Warwick, United Kindom 

Research Area: Optics 

Email: omar.anjum@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Salman Manzoor 

(On leave for PhD Studies in Germany) Lecturer 

MSc: (Tech) in Information Technology (2013), University of Turku, 

Finland 

BSc: Computer Engineering (2009), University of Engineering and 

Technology, Taxila 

Research Area: Computer Networks, Network Security, 

Cryptography 

Email: salman.manzoor@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Qasim Tasneem 

Lecturer 

M.Sc: Mobile Computing (2008), University of Bradford, United 

Kingdom 

BSc: Computer Science (2005), Muhammad Ali Jinnah University 

Specialization: Simulation & Modeling, Operating Systems, System 

Programming 

Email: qasim.tasneem@case.edu.pk 

Mr. Furqan Masood 

Junior Lecturer 

BS: Computer Engineering, EME College NUST Islamabad 

Research Area: Hospital Management and Information Systems 

Mr. Mehran Khan 


BS: Computer Science (2016), Center for Advanced Studies in 

Engineering (CASE) 

Specialization: Software programming. 

Ms. Rida Zahra Ali 


BS: Computer Science (2016), Center for Advanced Studies in 

Engineering (CASE) 

Specialization: Hospital Management & information system. 

Ms. Sidra Ashraf 


M.S: Electrical Engineering (2013), UET, Taxila. 

Specialization: Electronics 


Faculty of of Management Sciences

Welcome to one of the best Management Degree 

programs that provide state-of-the art education in 

the field of Management. The commitment of the 

faculty and the staff of Faculty of Management 

Sciences (FMS), and above all adherence to standards 

of academic excellence, have contributed immensely 

to the faculty’s enviable reputation. For the last many 

years; our flagship post graduate Engineering 

Management related degree programs have been the 

leading choice of scholars pursuing MS and PhD 

Degrees within Pakistan. 

The Faculty has produced several PhD and MS students 

and is considered one of the best when it comes to 

professional business / management education within 

the country. Strong focus is laid on academic 

excellence by ensuring outcome based education. 

Students are not only given cognitive understanding 

of the subject area, rather specific focus is laid on 

development of their skills in total. 

Degree programs in FMS are affiliated with UET Taxila 

and Quaid i Azam University Islamabad. The faculty has 

strong international / national linkages and has trained 

enormous workforce. Student of our faculty enjoy key 

positions in their respective field. 

The faculty of Management Sciences offers the following degree programs. 

Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA- 4 years) 

Masters of Business Administration (MBA-1.5 years) 

Masters of Business Administration (MBA- 2 years) 

Masters of Business Administration (MBA- 2 years) 

Masters of Science in Engineering Management 

Masters of Science in Management 

Masters of Science in Project Management 

Ph.D. Management 

Ph.D. Engineering Management 

Affiliated with Quaid i Azam University 




Affiliated with UET Taxila 




Affiliated with UET Taxila 


Business Administration 

BACHELORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA- 4 years) 

The BBA program at CASE has the following objectives: 

• To develop human resource that is equipped in management skills for challenging management careers. 

• To contribute in industrial sector and service sector by providing skilled managers. 

• To help students explore a broad array of management problems and learn to address these problems 

creatively, while correctly assessing the risks involved. 

• To utilize human and material resources completely and efficiently; for the benefit of society. 

Eligibility Criteria: 

• At least passed the HSSC (45 %) 

or an equivalent examination. 

• Applicants who have taken the 

HSSC or an equivalent 

examination and are awaiting 

result can also apply. 

Elective Areas: 

• Finance and Accounting 

• Marketing 

• Management 

• Human Resource Management (HRM) 

• Information Technology (IT) 

• Banking 

• Hotel Management 

Semester-wise Breakup of BBA 

(Bachelors in Business Administration) 

The four years Bachelors in Business Administration 

(BBA) program spreads over 8 regular semesters and 

consists of 124 -136 credit hours. It is tailored for the 

students who have completed 12 years of education 

(SSC or equivalent) and are looking for career 

education in business administration or management 

profession. BBA degree holders will be eligible for 

admission in MBA or MS/M.Phil programs. 

Semester I 


MSB-100 Freshmen English - I 3 

MSB-160 Computer Applications to Business 3 

MSB-107 Pakistan Studies & Islamic Studies 3 

MSB-104 Psychology 3 

MSB-120 Principles of Accounting 3 

MSB-103 Business Mathematics - I 3 

Total Credit Hours 18 

Semester II 


MSB-101 Freshmen English - II 3 

MSB-102 Sociology 3 

MSB-105 Business Economics - I 3 

MSB-121 Financial Accounting 3 

MSB-110 Principles of Management 3 

MSB-106 Business Statistics - I 3 


Semester III 


MSB-200 Oral Communication 3 

MSB-230 Principles of Marketing 3 

MSB-203 Business Economics - II 3 

MSB-205 Business Statistics - II 3 

MSB-221 Cost Accounting 3 

MSB-202 Business Mathematics - II 3 


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Semester IV 


MSB-201 Business Communication 3 

MSB-204 Pakistan Economy 3 

MSB-220 Fundamentals of Finance 3 

MSB-231 Marketing Management 3 

MSB-240 Organizational Behavior 3 


Semester V 


MSB-300 Business Ethics 3 

MSB-301 Business Research Methods 3 

MSB-320 Financial Management 3 

MSB-330 Consumer Behavior 3 

MSB-340 Human Resource Management 3 

MSB-308 Internship - 1 1 


Semester VI 


MSB-321 Money & Banking 3 

MSB-311 Strategic Management 3 

MSB-302 Language 3 

Elective Course - 1 3 

Elective Course- 2 3 


Semester VII 


MSB-410 Operations Management 3 

MSB-460 Management Information System 3 

MSB-402 Dissertation-1/Elective 3 



MSB-404 Internship - 2 1 


Semester VIII 


MSB-400 Business Law 3 

MSB-401 Entrepreneurship 3 

MSB-403 Dissertation-2/Elective 3 



MSB-500 Viva Voce 2 



Summary of BBA (Bachelors in Business Administration) 

Duration 

4 Years 

No. of Semesters 

8 Semesters 

Total Credit Hours 

No. of Core Courses 35 105 

No. of Elective Courses 6 18 

Dissertation 2 6 

Internship 2 2 

Viva Voce 1 2 

Net Credit Hours 133 

Elective Courses for Semester VI 

Stream/Specialization Code Title 

General MSB-303 History 

MSB-304 

MSB-305 

MSB-307 

Philosophy & Critical Reasoning 

Environment Management 

Corporate Law 

Finance & Accounting MSB-322 Analysis of Financial Statements 

MSB-323 

Islamic Banking & Finance 

Marketing MSB-331 Supply Chain Management 

MSB-332 

MSB-333 

Advertising 

Marketing Research 

Management MSB-310 Total Quality Management 

MSB-312 

MSB-313 

Project Management 

NGO Management 

HRM MSB-341 Strategic Human Resource Management 

MSB-342 

MSB-343 

Change Management 

Employee Relations 

IT MSB-360 E-Commerce 

MSB-361 

Computer Networking 

Banking MSB-350 Banking Law & Practices 

MSB-351 

Consumer Banking 

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Elective Courses for Semester VII 


Finance & Accounting MSB-420 International Financial Management 

MSB-421 Auditing 

MSB-422 Corporate Finance 

MSB-424 Risk Management 

Marketing MSB-433 Web Based Marketing 

MSB-434 International Marketing 

MSB-432 Brand Management 

Management MSB-411 International/Global Management 

MSB-414 Knowledge Management 

MSB-412 Hospital Management 

MSB-416 Game Theory 

HRM MSB-442 Training & Development 

MSB-441 Performance Management 

MSB-444 Organizational Development 

IT MSB-461 Systems Analysis & Design 

Banking MSB-450 International Banking 

MSB-451 Credit Management 

Hotel Mgt MSB-470 Hotel Services Marketing 

MSB-471 Events / Conference Management 

Elective Courses for Semester VIII 


Finance & Accounting MSB-423 Investment & Portfolio Management 

MSB-425 

MSB-426 

Treasury Management 

Taxation 

Marketing MSB-430 Sales Management 

MSB-431 

MSB-435 

Export Marketing 

Services Marketing 

Management MSB-415 Waste Management 

MSB-413 

Management Sciences 

HRM MSB-440 Career Management 

MSB-443 

Compensation Management 

IT MSB-463 Expert systems & Artificial Intelligence 

MSB-464 

Seminars in MIS 

Banking MSB-452 Seminars in Banking 

Hotel Mgt MSB-472 Hotel Financing & Budgeting 

MSB-473 

Food & Beverages Management 

Elective Courses for Semester VIII 

Stream/Specialization Code Title Year (Semester) 1 

Management MSB-417 International Business Management 4 (II) 

MSB-314 Corporate Social Responsibility 3 (II) 

MSB-418 Corporate Strategy 4 (II) 

MSB-315 Leadership 3 (II) 

MSB-316 Managerial Economics 3 (II) 

Digit (3 or 4) represents “Year” and roman coding (I or II) represents “Semester” in which course will be offered 


MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA- 2 years) 

The Two Year Masters in Business Administration Program is specially designed for young men and women who 

have 16 years of Non Business School education. This program has the following focused objectives: 

• The program focuses on opening a business career as an alternative route to professional development for 

those who have diverse backgrounds. 

• The program focuses on inviting people from diverse backgrounds such as Engineering, Agriculture, Law, 

Medicine etc to develop their skills as entrepreneurs. 


The 2 years MBA program spreads over 4 semesters 

and consists of 60-72 credit hours. It is tailored for 

the students who have completed 16 years of 

non-business or non-relevant education 

(Undergraduate/ Graduate Passing Percentage of 

45 % such as MBBS, BE, BCS, MA, MSc, and other 

equivalent qualification. 


• General 


• Marketing 




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MBA Program (2 Years) 

The 2 years MBA degree holders will be eligible for admission to Ph.D. For all practical purposes, MBA degree is 

equivalent to MS degree 

Semester Wise Breakup of MBA (2 Years) Program* 

Semester I 


MSM-600 Business Communication 3 

MSM-601 Math and Stats for Business 3 

MSM-620 Financial Accounting 3 

MSM-630 Marketing Management 3 

MSM-610 Principles of Management 3 


MSM-603 Summer Internship 2 


Semester II 


MSM-602 Research Methods and Report Writing 3 

MSM-621 Financial Management 3 

MSM-622 Management Accounting 3 

MSM-640 Human Resource Management 3 

MSM-660 Computer Applications to Business 3 


Semester III 


MSM-604 Business Law 3 

MSM-605 Business Economics 3 

Elective Course – 1 3 




MSM-780 Project (P1) 2 


Semester IV 


MSM-612 Strategic Management 3 

MSM-608 New Venture Creation 3 


MSM-781 Project (P2) / 2 Electives 4/6 

Total Credit Hours 13/15 

MSM-680 Viva Voce 2 


Summary of MBA 2 Years Program 

Duration 2 Years 


4 Semesters 




Internship 1 2 

Project (P1, P2) 1 2+4=6 

Viva Voce 1 2 



MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA-1.5 years) 

This degree program is specially designed for young men and women who have 16 years of Business Specific 

education. This program has the following focused objectives: 

• To inculcate critical thinking and soft skills in students with the business studies background. 

• To ensure that students understand practical business problems confronted by local industry. 

• To carve out a complete manager by giving him/her a balanced portfolio. 


The 1.5 year MBA program is spread over 3 semesters 

and consists of 30-36 credit hours. It is designed for 

students who have completed 16 years of business 

or relevant education (Undergraduate Passing 

Percentage of 45 % is applicable) such as BBA (4 

years), BBS (2 years), B.Com (4 years), MBA (16 years), 

M.Com, ACMA, ACCA and other relevant equivalent 

qualification. 


• General 


• Marketing 




Semester Wise Breakup of MBA (1.5 Years) Program* 

Semester I 


MSM-734 Strategic Marketing 3 

MSM-629 Strategic Finance 3 

MSM- 613 Leadership and Art of Management 3 




Semester II 


MSM-608 New Venture Creation 3 

MSM-607 Current Business and Society 3 





Semester III 



MSM-680 Viva Voce 2 


Summary of MBA 1.5 Years Program 

Duration 

1.5 Years 


3 Semesters 




Project (P1, P2) 1 2+4=6 

Viva Voce 1 2 


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Elective Courses of MBA (2 & 1.5 Years) Programs 

Elective Courses of Semester III (MBA 2 Years) and Semester I (MBA 1.5 Years) 


General MSM-684 Corporate Law 

MSM-685 Business Ethics 

MSM-686 Hotel Management 

MSM-606 International Business 

Finance and Accounting MSM-625 Analysis of Financial Statements 

MSM-626 Investment Management 

MSM-627 Specialized Accounting 

MSM-628 Principles of Auditing 

Marketing MSM-632 Marketing Research 

MSM-633 Advertising and Promotion Strategies 

MSM-634 Market Cost Analysis 

MSM-635 Consumer Behavior 

MSM-636 Supply Chain Management 

MSM-637 Brand Management 

Management MSM-615 Knowledge Management 

MSM-613 Leadership and Art of Management 1 

HRM MSM-642 Strategic Human Resource Management 

MSM-643 Compensation Structure Management 

MSM-644 Organizational Behavior 

IT MSM-662 System Analysis & Design 

MSM-663 Computer Based Management Information Systems 

MSM-664 Information System Management 

MSM-665 System Application Process 

MSM-666 Distributed Data Processing 

For 2 Years MBA Program, it will be offered as an elective course and for 1.5 Years MBA Program, it will be offered as a core course 


Elective Courses of Semester IV (MBA 2 Years) and Semester II (MBA 1.5 Years) 


General MSM-687 Decision Science 

MSM-688 

MSM-689 

Government business and Society 

Development Economics 

Finance and Accounting MSM-722 Credit Management 

MSM-723 

MSM-724 

Financial Institutions 

Seminar in Finance 

MSM-725 Advance Financial Management 

MSM-726 Advance Management Accounting 

MSM-727 Tax management 

Marketing MSM-639 Sales management 

MSM-730 Seminars in Marketing 

MSM-731 International marketing 

MSM-732 Industrial marketing 

MSM-733 Services Marketing 

Management MSM-619 Operations Management 

MSM-710 Development Management 

MSM-711 Seminar in Management 

HRM MSM-645 Training and Development 

MSM-646 Change Management 

IT MSM-668 Introduction to Information Technology 

MSM-669 Database System 

MSM-760 Computer Integrated Software Packages 

MSM-667 Management of Technology 

MSM-761 E-Business 

New Courses (Elective) of MBA 2 Years and MBA 1.5 Years Programs 

Stream/Specialization Code Title Year (Semester) 1 

Finance and Accounting MSM-720 Corporate Finance 2 (I) and 1 (I) 

MSM-721 Financial Risk Management 2 (I) and 1 (I) 

Marketing MSM-638 Integrated Marketing Communication 2 (I) and 1 (I) 

Management MSM-618 Total Quality Management 2 (I) and 1 (I) 

MSM-614 Comparative Management Systems 2 (II) and 1 (II) 

HR MSM-647 Recruitment and Selection 2 (II) and 1 (II) 

Note: In the fourth column of above table, 2nd year represents MBA 2 Years program and 1st year represents MBA 

1.5 years program 

New Course (Elective) for MBA 2 and MBA 1.5 Years Programs 

Stream/Specialization Code Title Year (Semester) 

Management MSM-616 Project Management 2 (I) and 1 (I) 

Note: In the fourth column of above table, 2nd year represents MBA 2 Years program and 1st year represents MBA 

1.5 years program 

Digit (2 & 1) represents “Year” and roman coding (I & II) represents “Semester” in which course will be offered. 

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Masters of Science in Engineering Management (MS Engineering Management) 

This unique program combines several modules from Traditional Business & Management Program with courses 

bringing the latest techniques and concepts in ‘Engineering Management’ including but not limited to Project 

Management, Decision Making, Engineering Optimization and Management for Technical Organizations. 

The mix of management, engineering and technical concepts focused in this Program are meant to prepare 

working professionals to thrive in the increasingly complex managerial environment of today's 

technology-based organizations. 

This 30 credit hour graduate program is conducted in the evening and has specifically been designed to 

accommodate working engineers and technical professionals, who are seeking to advance to positions of a 

greater managerial and technical responsibility. It is purposely designed to benefit top executives such as CEOs, 

MDs, and DGs, Production/Operation Managers, GMs, Technocrats, Manufacturers, Consultants, Entrepreneurs, 

Engineers, Technological Experts, Scientists and Technical Managers. 


Post Graduate Programs 

• The candidate must have a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 2.50/4.00 or 60% aggregate 

marks in BSc/BE in any Engineering Discipline (16 years of formal education), recognized by PEC and HEC. 

• A minimum score of 50% in NTS test result or 50% in local test or 50 percentile in GRE International Score is 

compulsory for acceptance to the program. 

• All candidates must complete any other requirement of HEC and UET Taxila for admission. 

Core Courses 

1. Finance for Technical Managers 

2. Management of Technical Organizations 

and Practices 

3. Human Resource Management in 

Technological Concerns 

4. Engineering Project Management 

Category 

Areas of Specialization 

Credit Hours Requirement: 

Credit Requirement 

1. Manufacturing Management 

2. Quality Management 

3. Information and Knowledge 

Management (Software Management) 

4. Telecom Management 

5. Technology Management 

6. Project Management 

7. Construction Management 

Core Courses 12 

12 

Elective Courses 

(For a student to specialize in a particular area at least 6 

credits have to be earned from selected Area of 

Specialization excluding courses taken as core) 


Total Hours Required 30 


Management is an essential area that has immediate impact on the business operations. The field of 

management is constantly changing, and new tools, techniques and methodologies are continually being 

introduced to improve the efficiency, productivity, and profitability of an organization, thus, it enables 

organizations to gain competitive advantage. 

This unique program is aimed at addressing the needs of the managers of the 21st century in order to cope with 

the ever increasing organizational pressures. The program is structured around the core discipline of 

‘Management’. It presents concepts from grass root to advanced level. The ultimate aim of this program is to 

ensure that a student specializes in the ‘Management’ and related discipline to further his/her academic and 

industrial pursuits. 


Master of Science in Management (MS Management) 

• This program is open for students with 16 years of formal education in any discipline from a HEC recognized 

university. 

• Minimum second division is required in the last degree. 

• The applicants must have a minimum score of 50% in test conducted by CASE 

• All candidates must complete any other requirement of HEC and Quaid i Azam University for admission. 

Core Courses: 

1. Marketing of Products and Services 

2. Dynamics of Professional Management 

3. Human Resource Management 

4. Introduction To Financial Management 

Areas of Specialization: 

1. Technology Management 

2. Finance 

3. Marketing 

4. Human Resource Management 

5. Management 

Credit Hours Requirement: *department may make changes later 

Category 

Credit Requirement (Thesis 

Option) 

Credit Requirement (Non Thesis 

Option) 

Core Courses 12 12 

12 

(For a student to specialize in a 

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particular area at least 6 credits particular area at least 9 credits have 

have to be earned from selected to be earned from selected Area of 

Area of Specialization 

excluding courses taken as core) 

Specialization excluding courses 

taken as core) 

Thesis/Dissertation 6 0 

Total Hours Required 30 30 

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Masters of Science in Project Management (MS Project Management) 

This program focuses distinctly on individual’s Project Management capabilities, skill building and conceptual 

understanding from basic to advanced level concepts (related to Project Management). 

Various organizations rely heavily on project managers so that projects flow seamlessly and the timeline, scope, 

and budget goals are met. With the increase in project-based work methods to accomplish tasks, experienced 

project managers are in higher demand. When you earn a master’s degree in project management, you possess 

a skill set necessary for project management valued by companies in virtually every industry. The purpose of the 

program thus is to produce high quality project managers for various local and international industries and to 

enable the students to develop solid base for doctoral level education in Project Management discipline. 


• This program is open for students with 16 years of formal education in any discipline from a HEC recognized 

university. 

• Minimum second division is required in the last degree. 

• The applicants must have a minimum score of 50% in test conducted by CASE. 

• All candidates must complete any other requirement of HEC and Quaid i Azam University for admission. 

Core Courses 

1. Advanced Project Management 

2. Financial Management for Project 

Managers 

3. Human Resource Management for 

Project Managers 

4. Computer Applications in Project 

Management 

Areas of Specialization 

1. Project Management 

Credit Hours Requirement: *department may make changes later 

Category 

Credit Requirement (Thesis 

Option) 

Credit Requirement (Non Thesis 

Option) 

Core Courses 12 12 


12 


particular area at least 6 credits 

have to be earned from selected 

Area of Specialization 

excluding courses taken as core) 

Thesis/Dissertation 6 0 

Total Hours Required 30 30 

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particular area at least 9 credits have 

to be earned from selected Area of 

Specialization excluding courses 

taken as core) 


This PhD program at CASE is an extensive program that 

requires the student to exhibit outstanding research 

capabilities. The degree program specially focuses on 

research in the field of Management. The program is 

meant to address applied problems concerning 

management in local industry. The program is aimed to 

provide greater liaison between industry and academia 

through problem solving and research. The program 

also aims to address managerial issues hindering 

national industrial capability development. 

Students aspiring to be researchers in this program 

must have exceptional research capabilities with strong 

academic and applied knowledge. The program 

ensures highest level of research outputs by enforcing 

exceptional quality measures at program milestones 

such as admission, course work completion, doctoral 

qualifying exam, proposal defense, final defense, 

publications fulfillment and various formal and informal 

reviews. 

Notes: 

• Being PhD scholar at CASE, students have to fulfill 

additional requirements imposed by the 

department to meet various program tasks and 

milestones. Details of these additional 

requirements are available with the department 

office. 

• PhD Admissions are offered subject to the 

availability of the supervisors in the desired area 

of research in the Department. 


Ph.D. Management 

• Four year Bachelors degree or equivalent and an 

MS/MPhil degree in Management or close by 

discipline (minimum 18 years of formal 

education). 

• A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average 

(CGPA) of 3.00/4.00 (or 70%) in the MS degree is 

required. 

• All candidates must complete any other 

requirement from HEC and Quaid i Azam 

University. 

• Admissions in PhD program is granted after 

written test and oral interview. 

• Final selection is made by Board of Advanced 

Studies at CASE and QAU. 

Category 




0-12 

Elective Courses (For a student to specialize in a 



Area of Specialization excluding 

courses taken as core) 

Thesis/Dissertation 30 (Minimum) 

Total Hours 

Required 

48 (Minimum) 

Ph.D. Engineering Management 

This PhD program at CASE is an extensive program 

that requires the student to exhibit outstanding 

research capabilities. The degree program specially 

focuses on finding intellectual solution (both 

industrial and academic) with distinct knowledge 

contributions in the field of ‘Engineering 

Management’. Students aspiring to be researchers in 

this program must have exceptional research 

capabilities with strong academic and industrial 

knowledge. The program ensures highest level of 

original research contributions by enforcing 

exceptional quality measures at various program 

milestones such as admission, course work 

completion, doctoral qualifying exam, proposal 

defense, final defense, publications fulfillment and 

various formal and informal reviews. 

Notes: 

• Being PhD scholar at CASE, students have to 

fulfill additional requirements imposed by the 

department to meet various program tasks and 

milestones. Details of these additional 

requirements are available with the 

department office. 

• PhD Admissions are offered subject to the 

availability of the supervisors in the desired 

area of research in the Department. 


• The candidate must possess at least a four year 

Bachelors degree (PEC recognized) or 

equivalent and an MS degree in Engineering 

Management or relevant discipline (minimum 

18 years of formal education) from an HEC 

recognized university. 

• A minimum 3.00/4.00 (or 75% marks) in the MS 

degree is required. 

• The candidate has to pass the local admission 

test and the interview. 

• All candidates must complete any other 

requirement of HEC and UET Taxila for 

admission in the PhD Program. 

• Final selection is made by Board of Advanced 

Studies at CASE and UET Taxila. 

Category 




0-12 

Elective Courses (For a student to specialize in a 



Area of Specialization excluding 

courses taken as core) 

Thesis/Dissertation 30 (Minimum) 

Total Hours 

Required 

48 (Minimum) 

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Typical courses offered in various specializations (But Not Limited To): 

Manufacturing Management 

• Supply Chain Management 

• Manufacturing Systems 

• Manufacturing Strategies 

• Production and Operations Management 

• Concurrent Engineering Management 

• Enterprise Resource Planning 

• Special Topics in Manufacturing 

Management (PhD Level Course) 

• Others… 

Information and Knowledge Management 

(Software Management): 

• Software Quality Management 

• Software Project Management 

• Data Warehousing 

• Data Mining 

• Knowledge Management 

• Management Information Systems 

• Special Topics in Software Management 

(PhD Level Course) 

• Others… 

HR Management 

• Human Resource Management for Project 

Managers 

• Performance Management 

• Conflict Management 

• Human Resource Management 

• Organization Development 

• Human Resource Management in 

Technological Concerns 

• Others… 

Technology Management 

• Technology and Entrepreneurship 

• Transfer of Technology 

• Technology Management 

• Special Topics in Technology Management 


• Seminar in Technology, Governance and 

Globalization (PhD Level Course) 

• Seminar in Competitiveness and Technology 


• Others… 

Telecom Management: 

• Telecom Laws & Regulations 

• Telecom Business Management 

• Emerging Technologies in Telecom Sector 

• Program Management in Telecom 

Organizations 

• Special Topics in Telecom Management 


• Others… 

Quality Management: 

• Business Process Re-Engineering 

• Statistical Process Control 

• Quality Management for Project Managers 

• Quality Improvement in Technical Concerns 

• TQM 

• Organizational Excellence Through Quality 

Management 

• Design of Experiment (PhD Level Course) 

• Special Topics in Quality Management (PhD 

Level Course) 

• Others… 

Financial Management 

• Cost Accounting 

• Finance for Technical Managers 

• Advanced Financial Management 

• Business Studies in Finance 

• Cost Benefit Analysis (PhD Level Course) 

• Financial Management for Project Managers 

• Introduction To Financial Management 

• Others… 

Engineering Management 

• Productivity Engineering and Management 

• Engineering Laws and Contract 

Management 

• Problem Solving and Decision Making 

• Operations Management (Pre Requisite 

Course Only) 

• Engineering Economy (Pre Requisite Course 

Only) 

• Special Topics in Engineering Management 


• Advanced Topics in Engineering 

Management (PhD Level Course) 

• Others… 


Marketing 

• Marketing of Products and Services 

• Consumer Relationship Management 

• Business Studies in Marketing 

• Special Topics in Marketing 

• Corporate Social Responsibility 

• Consumer Economics 

• Quantitative and Qualitative Methods 

• Mathematical Modeling and Optimization 

• Technology, International Trade and 

Economic Development 

• Research Methodology for Engineering 

Managers 

• Research Methodology for Managers 

• Advanced Topics in Management 

• Industrial Psychology and Sociological 

Aspects In Technical Organizations 

• Business Communications For Technical 

Managers 

• Seminar in Technology, Governance and 

Globalization 

• Seminar in Competitiveness and Technology 

• Business and Industrial Engineering 

Economics 

• Advanced Strategic Management 

Other Doctorate Level Core Courses 

Construction Management 

• Construction Management 

• Construction Technology (PhD Level Course) 

• Special Topics in Construction Management 


• Others… 

• Special Topics in Engineering Management 

• Advanced Topics in Engineering 

Management 

• Special Topics in Engineering Project 

Management 

• Special Topics in Project Management 

• Special Topics in Technology Management 

• Organization Behavior 

• Industrial Psychology 

• Risk Management 

• Design of Experiment 

• Report Writing 

• Special Topics in Quality Management 

• Special Topics in Telecom Management 

• Special Topics in Software Management 

• Special Topics in Manufacturing 

Management 

• Cost Benefit Analysis 

• Others… 

Note: Students can take these courses subject to department guidelines issued every semester 

within time table. 

THESIS REQUIREMENTS FOR MS STUDENTS 

A) Students are generally encouraged to work on theoretical contributions, practical case studies (preferably 

local), industrial projects Etc. 

B) List of supervisors is available on CASE website (visit EM Department webpage and then Faculty Details). 

C) Students are requested to please consult the department for format of thesis and for the format of the final 

presentation of MSc Thesis. These documents are also available on CASE website in the “DOWNLOAD” 

section. 

D) All students must submit the “Masters Thesis Topic Approval Form” before the semester in which they wish 

to register for the thesis. Students can only register in thesis after approval of this form by the 

department. This form is also available on CASE website in the “DOWNLOADS” section. 

E) Students are encouraged to publish their thesis research work in international reputed conferences and 

journal. Publication should be done alone or with the respective supervisor. Upto two authors are 

allowed i.e. the student (as main author) and the supervisor (as co author). Reputed publications will result 

in better acceptance of the thesis (subject to relevant academic checks). 

F) Students can only register for thesis after completion of Core Courses of their respective degree. 

G) Students cannot register for thesis before undertaking following courses concerning ‘research methods’ 

a. Research Methodology for Engineering Managers (For MS EM Thesis) 

b. Research Methodology for Managers (For MS Management and MS PM Thesis) 

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ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PHD STUDENTS 

In addition to the requirements of HEC, UET/QAU and CASE (department of higher studies), students must cater 

to the following important rules for completion of their PhD degree: 

A) All students must complete full course work. 

B) Students with incomplete course work cannot register for research thesis and neither can they opt for 

research proposal defense. 

C) At max, student can appear two times for the PhD Proposal Defense, Final Defense and Pre Final Defense. 

Students are requested to email the department for the format of PhD Proposal Defense and the format of 

the presentation (Proposal, Pre Final and Final Defense).These documents are also available on CASE 

website in the “DOWNLOAD” section. 

D) Student must follow the DQE guidelines provided separately. 

E) All PhD students must maintain a CGPA of 3.5 throughout their PhD degree. It is important to note that 

students cannot register for research hours if their CGPA in their course work is < 3.5. 

F) Following two courses are mandatory for PhD students: 

a. Quantitative and Qualitative Methods 

b. Research Methodology for Engineering Managers (For PhD EM) and Research Methodology for Managers 

(For PhD MM) 

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR ALL STUDENTS 

A) Students receive necessary guidelines from department before and at the time of registration in each 

semester. 

B) PhD scholars must contact the academic department for understanding course work requirement of their 

PhD degree. 

C) The Department’s Boards may ask students to take additional elective courses in any degree. 

D) All thesis documents must undergo Plagiarism Check (TURNITIN based) as well as Language Check 

(preferably from an English language expert). 

E) Final copy of all thesis would be sent to convener of STEM society. 

F) All prior degrees must be from HEC recognized universities/institutions. 

G) CASE has the right to change eligibility criteria as and when required. 

H) Students (applying in various degree) having CGPA instead of percentage should provide equivalence/ 

conversion certificate from their respective universities/institutions. 

I) Students are requested to confirm their maximum course work duration time and total degree time from 

the department. 

*errors / omissions accepted 


FACULTY 

Dr. Ali Ahsan 

Chairman and Associate Professor 

PhD Engineering Management (CASE-UET Taxila) 

MS Engineering Management (CASE-UET Taxila) 

BS Software Engineering (Foundation University 

Islamabad) 

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Mr. Mubashir Sadiq 

Head of the Department, BBA and Assistant Professor 

MBA Finance, Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad 

Dr. Nadeem Ehsan 


PhD Construction Engineering and Management 

(University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

MSc Construction Engineering and Management 

(University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

MSc Materials (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

BSc Civil Engineering (CAE-NUST) 

Dr. Daniel Pirzada 


Ph.D Mechanical Engineering (Washington State 

University USA) 

MS (Manufacturing) University of Idaho, USA 

M.Sc Nuclear Engineering, Quaid - e - Azam University 

Islamabad 

M.Sc Chemistry (University of Punjab, Lahore) 

B.Sc Chemistry (University of Punjab, Lahore) 

Dr. Azhar Mansur Khan 


Ph.D Aerospace Engineering (Georgia Institute of 

Technology, USA) 

MS Aerospace Engineering (Georgia Institute of 


MS Financial Economics (Georgia Institute of 


MS Management Science (Harvard University 

Extension School, Cambridge, Masachusetts, USA) 

BE Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering (NED Karachi) 

Dr. Memoona Rauf Khan 


Ph.D Production Economics (Michigan State 

University, USA) 

MA International Trade and Development Economics 

(Yale University, USA) 

M.Sc Economics (Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad) 

BA Economics (Kinnaird College, Lahore) 

Dr. A Nisar 


Ph.D Mechanical Engineering (Asian Institute of 

Technology, Thailand) 

MS Mechanical Engineering (University of 

Manchester, UK) 

B.Sc Mechanical Engineering (UET Lahore) 

Dr. Nadeem Qureshi 


Ph.D Engineering Management (CASE Islamabad) 

MS Engineering Management (CASE Islamabad) 

BE Mechanical Engineering (NED, Karachi) 

Dr. M Mir 


Ph.D Engineering Management (CASE Islamabad) 


BE Avionics Engineering (NUST) 

Prof. Khusro P Malik 


MBA (University of Ottawa Canada) 

Dr. Muhammad Umer 


Ph.D Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering 

(2015), NUST 


BE Aeronautical Engineering (NUST Islamabad) 

Prof. Abdul Qadeer Khan 


Chartered Accountant (ICAP PAKISTAN) 

ACCA (UK) 

Mr. Noor Ahmed 


MS (In Progress): SZABIST 

MBA Finance, International Islamic university, 

Islamabad 

Mr. Asad Naveed 


MS Electrical Management (King Fahad University of 

Petroleum, Saudi Arabia) 

BE Electrical Engineering (UET Lahore) 

Mr. Shahid Iqbal 

Lecturer 

Ph.D (In Progress): CASE-UET Taxila 

MS Engineering Management (CASE-UET Taxila) 

BE CSE (Hamdard University Karachi) 

Mr. Jamal Khaliq 


MS (In Progress): CASE-UET Taxila 

MBA (HRM), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, 

Islamabad 


Adjunct Faculty 

• Dr. Irfan Anjum Manarvi 

• Dr. Usman Mustafa 

• Dr. Ali Sajid 

• Dr. Muhammad Zubair Khan 

• Dr. Faheem ul Islam 

• Dr. Nawar Khan 

• Dr. Aamir Ahmed 

• Dr. Mujtaba Hassan Agha 

• Dr. Irfan Ul Arfeen 

• Gen. (R) Salim-ud-Din 

• Dr. Farrukh Jaleel 

• Dr. Ahsen Maqsoom 

• Dr. Muhammad Wasim Bhatti 

• Dr. Ajmal Waheed 

• Dr. Muhammad Abbas Choudhary 

• Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman 

• Prof. Ali Haider 

Shared Faculty 

• Dr. Shoab A. Khan 

• Dr. Mohsin Rehmatullah 

• Dr. Amanullah Yasin 


ADMISSION

Admission to CASE is open to all qualified students based on merit irrespective of their gender, age, religion, 

or nationality. CASE offers the following degree programs: 

• Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering 

• Bachelors of Science in Computer Science 

• Bachelors in Business Administration 

• Masters of Science in Computer Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Software Engineering 

• Masters of Science in Computer Sciences. 

• Masters of Science in Engineering Management 

• Masters of Science in Project Management 

• Masters in Management 

• Ph.D in Computer Engineering 

• Ph.D in Engineering Management 

• Ph.D in Management 

Admissions for Bachelors programs, i.e. Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Computer 

Science and Bachelor of Business Administration are conducted on yearly during the Fall semester. For 

Masters and PhD programs, admissions are open twice in a year i.e. during Fall and Spring Semesters; 

Admissions are advertised in leading national dailies and on the institute's website www.case.edu.pk. 

Prospective students are required to submit the application online on the forms available at the website. 

The applicant must submit all required documents for admission. Result - awaiting students must submit 

their final results / certificates within ten days of announcement of the result. Failure to do so may lead to 

admission cancellation. Please note that all rules of HEC/PEC/NCEAC/UET/QAU are applicable on 

admissions. 

Eligibility Criteria For 

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering 

The candidate should have passed the Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination in Chemistry, 

Mathematics and Physics with at least 60% marks from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education 

of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by HEC. This criterion is in-line with the guidelines 

from Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). Those applicants whose FA/FSc, A' Level, High School Diploma or 

IB grades have not yet been completed and are expecting their final result in July/August will be considered 

for conditional admission, and conditional offers will be made to successful applicants based on their 

academic performance of 11 years of education. 

Equivalent Examinations 

The following examinations are considered equivalent (for admission) to the HSSC (Pre-Engineering) 

Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics of the Pakistani Boards of Intermediate and 

Secondary Education:- 

• HSSC (Pre-Engineering) Examination of the Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Azad 

Kashmir 

• Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics 

• British General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics 

• HSSC (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an additional subject 

• American High School Graduation Diploma (12th Grade) or equivalent 

• Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) with relevant subjects 

• Any other equivalent qualification as per HEC / PEC guidelines as determined by the Admission 

Committee. The decision of the Admission Committee will be final 


Selection Criteria 

All the eligible candidates applying for admission will have to provide NAT IE Exam score conducted by 

National Testing Services (NTS) OR UET Combined Entry Test score to fulfill Admission Test requirements. 

The admission is granted on the basis of overall merit, which is computed as a weighted sum of three 

examinations with the following weights 

HSSC/A-level 70% Admission Test 30% 

Eligibility Criteria for 

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 

The candidate should have passed the HSSC or equivalent examination with Mathematics and Physics / 

computer science / statistics as subjects with at-least 50% marks. Candidates applying on the basis of an 

equivalent examination will be required to get an equivalence certificate from the Inter Board Committee 

of Chairmen (IBCC), Islamabad, Pakistan. Diploma holders, DAE with at least 50% marks are also eligible to 

apply. This criterion is in-line with the guidelines from National Computing Education Accreditation Council 

(NCEAC), an accreditation authority established by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan (HEC) to 

regulate the Computer Science education in Pakistan. 


All eligible candidate applying for admission will have to provide NAT ICS or NAT IE Exam conducted by 

National Testing Services (NTS) The admission is granted on the basis of overall merit, which is computed as 

a weighted sum of three examinations with the following weights: 


Eligibility Criteria for 

Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) 

Following is the eligibility criteria for admission in BBA: 

• Passed the matriculation or an equivalent examination and passed the HSSC at least 45% ( 2nd 

division) or an equivalent examination 

• A-level students must have a minimum of C grade in their principal subjects 

• Those who have taken the HSSC or an equivalent examination and are awaiting results can also apply 

• Applicants need to clear the admission test which CASE will conduct. 

• Interviews of the short listed students will be conducted. 

Minimum acceptable scores will be determined by the Admission Committee. The decision of the 

Admission Committee will be final. 


All the eligible candidates applying for admission will have to qualify CASE admission test. The admission is 

granted on the basis of overall merit, which is computed as a weighted sum of all the three marks with the 

following weights: 


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PROGRAM 

PhD Computer 

Engineering 

PhD Engineering 

Management 

* MSc Computer 

Engg 

* MSc Engineering 

Management 

* MSc Electrical 

Engineering 

* MSc Software 

Engineering 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR GRADUATE AND POST GRADUATE 

Four PROGRAMS years bachelors (UET) degree (recognized by PEC) and MS 

Qualification 

degree in the relevant discipline (Total 18 years of formal 

education) recognized by HEC and PEC. 

CGPA / %age 

GAT Subject Score (NTS) 

GRE International Score 

(ETS,USA) 

Local Test 

Qualification 

CGPA / % Percentage 

Min CGPA 3.00/4.00 or 75% marks 

60% Cumulative Score 

50 percentile 

In case of non availability of above mentioned tests, the 

locally developed test will be conducted by the concerned 

department. Pass marks will be 70%. Test will contain three 

sections i.e Mathematics, Core Engineering and 

Engineering area of research. 

Duration of test – Min 3 Hours. 

BSc Engineering in relevant discipline recognized by HEC 

and registered with PEC. 

• For MSc Engg Mgmt; BSc in any Engineering discipline 

recognized by HEC and registered with PEC. 

• Students with BSc in Computer Engineering degree 

seeking admission in MSc Electrical Engineering may 

be allowed provided that they choose Signal 

Processing as their Area of Specialization (AoS). 

• Students with BSc in Mechatronic Engineering degree 

seeking admission in MSc Electrical Engineering may 

be allowed provided that they choose Controls as their 

Area of Specialization (AoS). 

Minimum CGPA 2.50/4.00 or 60% Marks. 

* MSc Computer 

Sciences 

PROGRAM 

PhD in 

Management 

* MS Project 

Management 

* MS 

Management. 

GAT Gen Score (NTS) 

or 

GRE International 

Score (ETS, USA) or 

Local Test 

Qualification 

CGPA / % age 

GAT Gen Score (NTS) 

Qualification 

CGPA / %age 

Admission Test and 

interview. 

Qualification 

CGPA / % age / Division 

Admission Test 


50 percentile 

50% Passing Marks in test conducted by concerned 

department 

BS(CS) 4 years, MCS / MSc (CS), BCS-3 years (student will be 

required to complete the deficiency of difference of total 

earned credit hrs and 120 cr hrs.16 year science and 

engineering graduates are eligible. 

Minimum CGPA 2.50/4.00 or 60% Marks. 


ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA (QAU) 

Four years Bachelors degree or equivalent and and MS / M 

Phil degree in Management or related discipline. (18 years 

of formal education) 

Min CGPA 3.00/4.00 or 70% marks in MS/ M Phil degree 

Admission is subject to qualifying written test and oral 

interview. Final selection will be made by Board of 

Advanced Studies at CASE and QAU 

16 years of formal education in any discipline recognized 

by HEC. 

Minimum 2nd division in last degree. 

Admission is subject to qualifying written test. Final 

selection will be made by Board of Advanced Studies at 

CASE and QAU 


Check List for Admission 

A completed application form constitutes submitting the following: 

For Undergraduate (Bachelors) Admission 

• Printout of online application form (completed and signed in duplicate) 

• Two attested copies of the applicant's National Identification Card 

• Two attested copies of both detailed mark sheets and certificates/degrees (A-Level applicant should 

submit IBCC equivalence certificate) 

• Four passport-sized photographs 

• The proof of application processing fee, Rs. 2,000/- which can be deposited in CASE Accounts office or 

through Bank Draft / Pay order favoring CASE, Islamabad. 

For Postgraduate Admission (Programs Affiliated with UET Taxila) 

• Printout of online application (completed and signed in duplicate) 

• Two attested copies of the applicant's National Identification Card 

• Two different reference letters (each letter must be in a separate sealed envelope, with the original 

signature of the recommender over the seal) 

• Two attested copies of any/all transcripts earned and reported in the application 

• Two attested copies of any/all previously earned certificates/degrees (Matric, FSc, BSc/BE, MSc, etc.) 

• Four passport-sized photographs of the applicant 

• Proof of application processing fee (Rs. 2,000/- for Masters & Rs. 7,000/- for PhD) 

• Two copies of the Applicant Personal Statement, which should be no more than one side of a printed 

page 

• Two attested copies of NTS test result Card 

• Any other relevant document to facilitate admission such as degree validation certificate from HEC if 

applicable 

• Membership Certificate of Pakistan Engineering Council (only for applicant applying for engineering 

disciplines) 

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For Postgraduate Admission (Programs Affiliated with QAU) 

• Four attested copies of detailed marks certificates of SSC (Matriculation) examination (For all programs). 

• Four attested copies of detailed marks certificates of HSC (Intermediate) examination (For all programs). 

• Four attested copies of detailed marks certificates of graduation examination (For MS/PhDonly). 

• Four attested copies of detailed marks certificates of MS/M Phil examination (For PhD only) 

• Synopsissis (For PhD only) 

• Four attested copies of National Identity card (CNIC) / form B in case of under 18 years of age (For all 

programs) 

• Four attested copies of CNIC of father / guardian.(For all programs) 

• Five passport size recent photographs duly attested with name written on the back side (For all 

programs). 

• Four attested copies of domicile certificate of candidate or of father / mother if the applicant is under 

18 years of age and his/her name is included in it. (For all programs) 

• Four attested copies of the in-service teachers/employees are required to produce NOC /Study Leave 

dully sanction by employers, if candidates is currently in service (For all programs). 

• Four attested copies of character certificate from the institution last attended (For all programs). 

• Equivalence Certificate in case of qualifications or degree / certificate from foreign universities / 

institutes only or obtained from institution (For all programs). 

• Conversion certificate in case of Grades / CGPA into marks / %age. 

Migration and Credit Transfer Policy and Procedure for Undergraduate 

For undergraduate students credits for only those courses will be transferred which fulfill the following 

criteria: 

• A course with similar title, standard, duration, credit hours and matching course description is available 

in the relevant academic program of CASE. The course should equate in description and laboratories 

work (if any) with the similar course of the relevant academic program of CASE. The duration of the 

course must be same or more than the duration of the course in the CASE program 

• The student must have secured at least 'B' grade as per CASE grading system 

• Transfer of credits is considered on the basis of course contents and credit hours 

• Transfer of Admission in the first year & final year is not allowed at undergraduate level 

• A maximum of 50% of the total credit hours of the relevant academic program of the University shall be 

allowed for transfer. 

• For Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Students, credits can only be transferred from a 

Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) accredited program 

• There is a transfer fee of Rs. 20,000 in addition to the transfer charges as imposed by UET. Rs. 10,000 of 

the transfer fee is payable at the time of transfer application submission and is nonrefundable. Exact 

details about applicable fees can be obtained from the Student Affairs Department. All the other rules 

regarding transfer of credits are also applicable as required by UET from time to time. 

Graduate 

Graduate students can transfer a maximum of 9 credit hours qualified(minimum Grade of 'B' or marks 

greater than 70% in each course) from an HEC recognized university studied in a masters program. Please 

note that credits already consumed to earn a degree cannot be transferred. The courses taken in the past 

three years before the time of registration as a regular student at CASE may be transferred. Courses taken 

more than three years before the registration may not be transferred. Students, who are interested in 

transferring credit, must formally apply for the transfer of courses. This includes providing CASE with 

documentary proof of the course contents and credits studied elsewhere. Documentary proof includes 

copies of the mark sheet or transcript, course syllabus and instructor details who taught the course. Any 

transfer of credits request must be completed during the first semester at CASE. The documentary evidence 

must be authenticated by the original institution at which the course was taken. There is a transfer Fee of 

Rs. 1000/- per course 


Cancellation of Admission 

CASE reserves the right to cancel admission of a student on grounds that include but are not limited to 

disciplinary reasons and false/fraudulent statements in application form, etc. If, for any reason, CASE cancels 

the admission of a student after he/she has been selected, the reasons for the cancellation will be given to 

the student in writing. 

Ineligibility for Admission 

Students who have previously been dropped from any program at CASE for academic reasons will not be 

permitted to rejoin the same program. Similarly, the students expelled earlier for disciplinary reasons will 

not be allowed to rejoin the Institute. 

International Students 

CASE welcomes international students to all its programs. The presence of students from different countries 

and cultures helps in creating a stimulating multicultural environment. Applicable eligibility criteria are the 

same for international students. 

Fee Refund Policy for New Students 

Fee will be refunded to the students who desire to withdraw/discontinue/migrate the studies according to 

the following rules: 

• Fee refund will only be considered if full fee has been paid 

• Admission fee shall not be refunded in any case. 

• Students who are given provisional admission when waiting for the results of exams, will be refunded 

less admission fee if they subsequently fail to qualify and do not meet prerequisites for admission. 

• If the students, who have been newly admitted and want to cancel their admission by the admission 

withdrawal date (which is usually 2-3 weeks before the commencements of the classes and announced 

at the time of admission) will be refunded the fee less the admission fee. 

If application of admission cancellation is submitted after admission withdrawal date the fee shall be 

refunded according to the following rules. Note that the portion of tuition fee is 60% of semester fee. 

• Security deposit + 100% of tuition fee, if applied till end of 1st week of commencement of classes. 

• Security deposit and 50% of tuition fee, if applied till end of 2nd week of commencement of classes. 

• No fee (except securities) shall be refunded if admission is withdrawn after second week of 

commencement of classes. 

Fee Refund Policy for Existing Students 

If a student does not show up and remains absent for three weeks, his/her admission will be cancelled and 

no fee refund will be allowed. 

The students of undergraduate programs who apply for admission cancellation shall be refunded securities 

+ fee of the course which they have already paid but did not register. The course fee of graduate students 

shall only be refunded if they have dropped the course according to the refund dates of academic calendar 

of a semester. 

Need and Merit Based Financial Assistance 

Students with outstanding performance are awarded financial assistance in each semester in accordance 

with the policy enforced at that time. Merit based financial assistance is generally performance based, and 

the Institute provides financial assistance to a certain number of students with the highest GPAs in each 

batch provided they have a CGPA of 3.5 and the previous semester GPA is 3.5 or above. 

• A few students are also provided financial aid on need-cum-merit basis. The student must submit a 

written application to the Chairman of the Department at the time of semester registration on the 

prescribed form. 

• A Committee meets in the beginning of each semester to take decisions on such applications for that 

particular semester. 

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Fee Structure-UET Taxila 

Students are required to pay the fees at the time of admission and registration for the 

subsequent semesters. Following tables describe the fee structure for the current year. The 

fees may be revised any time de-pending on inflation and prevalent market trends. 

Under Graduate (Bachelors) Fee (Electrical Engineering ) 

One Time Charges (Payable at the Time of Admission) 

Admission Fee (Non Refundable) Rs. 18,000 

Securities (Refundable) 

Per Semester Charges 

Rs.10,000 

Semester fee (Inclusive 10% of UET Share) Rs. 88,500 

Total Payable at the Time of Admission Rs. 116,500 

Total Payable at the Start of Each Subsequent Semester Rs. 88,500 

Under Graduate (Bachelors) Fee (Computer Science) 


CASE Admission Fee (Non Refundable) Rs. 18,000 



Rs.10,000 



Total Payable at the Start of Each Subsequent Semester Rs. 82,000 

Under Graduate (Bachelors) Fee (BBA) 



MS/PhD Fee 




Rs.10,000 


Per Course Charges (3.0 Credit Hours @ Rs. 8,800/- per Credit Hour) 

Inclusive 10% of UET Share 

Rs. 25,200 


Fee Structure-QAU 

Students are required to pay the fees at the time of admission and registration for the 

subsequent semesters. Following tables describe the fee structure for the current year. The 

fees may be revised any time depending on inflation and prevalent market trends. 

Under Graduate (Bachelors) Fee (BBA) 




Rs.10,000 

Per semester Fee Rs. 68,000 

Degree Fee (Payable to QAU) Rs. 10,000 




Admission Fee for each semester (Payable to QAU) Rs. 4,000 

Fee at the Start of Each Subsequent Semester Rs. 72,000 

Masters in Business Administration(MBA 2 Year) 




Rs.10,000 








Masters in Business Administration (MBA 1.5 Year) 




Rs.10,000 








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M.S Fee 




Rs.10,000 



Per Course Charges (3.0 Credit Hours @ Rs. 7,567/- per Credit Hour) Rs. 22,700 


Thesis Charges (Payable to QAU) 

Rs.3,000 

Ph.D Fee 




Degree Fee (Payable to QAU) 

Rs.10,000 

Rs.10,000 


Per Course Charges (3.0 Credit Hours @ Rs. 7,567/- per Credit Hour) Rs. 22,700 



REGISTRATION

All students who intend to continue their studies are 

required to complete registration formalities well in 

time for each semester. A student who neither 

registers in a semester nor applies for semester leave 

till the end of the second week of that semester would 

have his/her admission cancelled. 

Academic Calendar 

The Bachelor's degree programs are spread over four 

calendar years. Each academic year consists of two 

regular teaching semesters, i.e. Fall and Spring. There is 

also a summer semester which is an accelerated one 

primarily for those students who want to repeat 

certain courses to makeup for their academic 

deficiencies or are motivated enough to develop 

expertise in specific technical/professional skills. For 

postgraduate programs, the academic year at CASE 

consists of two regular length teaching sessions, i.e. 

Fall and Spring semesters. 

Following are typical semester times: 

• Fall: September to December (17 weeks) 

• Spring: January to May (17 Weeks) 

Credit Hour Systems 

The duration/frequency of classes for every course 

offered at CASE is referred to in terms of credit hours. 

The credit hours assigned to the theory courses or 

laboratory courses are determined by the class hours 

allocated to it per week throughout the semester. For a 

theory course, one credit hour is equivalent to one 

hour of classroom lecture per week; and for a 

laboratory course, one credit hour is equal to three 

hours of practical work. No credits are assigned to the 

tutorial classes meant to help students understand the 

subject covered during the class. 

Course Load 

Undergraduate 

For undergraduate students the minimum course load 

required to maintain registration status in a regular 

semester is equivalent to three courses, i.e. at any time 

during the semester, each student must have at least 

three courses registered against his/her name on 

letter-grade basis. Students are expected, as a rule, to 

register for the full semester load of their batch (i.e. 15- 

19 credit hours depending upon the semester) in a 

regular semester, i.e. Fall and Spring. No exception to 

this is allowed in the first semester. 

Postgraduate 

The minimum course load for postgraduate students is 

one course for the programs affiliated with UET Taxila 

and three courses for the programs affiliated with 

Quaid-i-Azam University in a semester. 

Course Registrations 

Students register themselves for courses offered in a 

semester according to the dates given in Academic 

Calendar which is notified in each semester and 

available on CASE website / Student Affairs 

department and notice boards. The course registration 

in each semester is mandatory. If a student does not 

register himself / herself in a semester or apply for a 

semester leave till end of 2nd week of commencement 

of classes his /her admission will be cancelled. 

Late Registration 

The registration should not be late by more than one 

week of the normal registration deadline, inclusive of 

holidays, if any. The approvals of late registration must 

be granted by concerned department chair and 

forwarded to the President CASE. If approval is granted 

the student must deposit a sum of Rs. 500/- as late fee 

for undergraduate and Rs. 2000/- for postgraduate. 

Registration later than the expiry of late registration 

deadline is not accepted under any circumstances. 

Adding a Course 

Students can add course(s) before the end of the first 

week of the semester. They must submit printed and 

signed copy of online Course Add Form along with the 

proof of payment of the new course(s) fee. In case of 

undergraduate students, the Add Form must be signed 

by the respective academic advisor. 

Course Drop Policy 

After the initial registration students may drop courses in 

the period specified in the academic calendar by 

submitting signed copy of online course Drop Form. 

After a certain deadline, students cannot withdraw or 

change a course. It is the students' responsibility to check 

their latest course enrollment. The CASE management 

will not be responsible for any confusion due to incorrect 

course codes and/or section enrollment. In case of the 

undergraduate students the Drop Form must be signed 

by the respective academic advisor. The advisor 

determines whether the withdrawal is crucial for the 

advisee's academic performance and whether the 

course is not a pre-requisite for next semester courses for 

the advisee. Withdrawal from a course will not be 

allowed if it leads to a failure in meeting the minimum 

course load requirement for maintaining student's 

semester registration status, i.e. registration in a 

minimum of three courses in any semester. (Withdrawal 

from a repeating course, i.e. a course which the student is 

repeating for improving his previous grade earned in the 

same course in a previous semester, will not be allowed). 

If the course is withdrawn till the ninth week of the 

semester, the course will not appear on the transcript. If 

the course is withdrawn from the tenth week of the 

semester till the end of the twelfth week, inclusive of 

holidays, a W-grade appears on the transcript. W-grade 

does not count in the GPA calculations. No course 

withdrawal will be allowed after the twelfth week of the 

semester. Irrespective of the date of course withdrawal, 

no refund of any fee will be made. 


Auditing Courses 

A student can audit course(s) subject to the following 

terms and conditions: 

The course is not needed by him/her to graduate 

The audit status of a course cannot be changed to credit 

and course taken on credit cannot be changed to audit 

An audited course appears on the transcript with a 

V-grade. The V-grade does not count in the GPA 

calculations. 

Course Cancellation 

CASE reserves the right to cancel a course for any reason 

(e.g. low enrollment, etc). 

Interruption of Studies: Semester Leave 

(Programs affiliated with UET) 

Students can benefit from semester leaves. An 

undergraduate student is allowed a maximum of two 

semester leaves during his/her entire degree program. 

But Student cannot exercise this privilege during first 

two semester of his degree program, otherwise his/her 

admission will be cancelled. In case a student 

interrupts his/her study program at CASE for a period 

longer than one semester, his/her courses are 

evaluated by the concerned Chairman of the 

Department to determine their relevance to the 

changes made in the curriculum, if any, upon his/her 

return. In such a case, the student may be required to 

modify the degree plan in order to ensure conformity 

to the recent curriculum. A graduate student of the 

program is allowed semester leave of maximum three 

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semesters. A student cannot avail more than two 

consecutive semester leaves. Semester leave is 

granted by the competent authority through a 

prescribed semester leave forms. A student of Masters 

program is required to complete his/her degree within 

three and half years which can be extended up to four 

years with internal extension approval by CASE 

authority. The maximum time for completion of PhD 

studies is six years for part time and four years for full 

time scholars. This period shall be counted from date 

of registration. 

Interruption of Studies: Semester Leave 

(Programs affiliated with QAU) 

The semester leave privilege is not available to the 

students. The students are required to register 

minimum three courses in each semester. The duration 

of completing Masters Degree is two years and for PhD 

is three years. 

Expulsion 

An expulsion may occur if a student is found using 

unfair means to complete course work such as: 

• Plagiarism (copying assignments, copying 

material of the internet or some other source 

without mentioning reference of the source etc.) 

• Cheating in an exam 

• Misconduct towards CASE staff, faculty or fellow 

colleagues 

• Misuse of facilities provided to the students 

• Spamming; sending unsolicited emails to CASE 

students, staff or faculty 


The performance of every student is monitored and assessed throughout the semester. The marks of quizzes, 

assignments, laboratory reports, project presentations, sessional examinations and their relative weightage is at 

the discretion of the course instructor subject to certain guidelines. Midterm/Sessional and End term 

examinations are mandatory and are also conducted during a semester. 

Grading Policy 

Grade is usually awarded on basis of relative grading and on a normal distribution curve; nonetheless the 

instructor's decision in this regard is considered final. Grades are indicated by letters and the grade points are 

assigned to each letter as shown below: 

Graduate Courses 

Undergraduate Courses 

Grade 

Grade Point 

A 4.00 

A- 3.66 

B+ 3.33 

B 3.00 

B- 2.66 

C+ 2.33 

C 2.00 

F=Fail 0.00 

W Course Withdrawn 

S Satisfactory-achieving satisfactory 

performance in research work or 

completion of a course in which no other 

letter grade may be assigned. 

U 

I 

No 

Unsatisfactory 

Incomplete 

Not Reported 

Grade Point Average 

Student Evaluation System (UET Taxila) 

Grade 

Grade Point 

A 4.00 

A- 3.70 

B+ 3.30 

B 3.00 

B- 2.70 

C+ 2.30 

C 2.00 

C- 1.70 

D 1.00 

F=Fail 0.00 

W 

Course Withdrawn 

I 

Incomplete 

No 

Not Reported 

The grade points for all the courses taken in that particular semester are calculated and added together. The sum 

is then divided by the total number of units taken in that semester. This quotient is the GPA for that semester. The 

following example illustrates the calculation of GPA with assumed data: 

Courses Taken Letter Grade Numerical Value Units Taken Grade Points 

Course 1 A 4.00 3 12.00 

Course 2 A 4.00 3 12.00 

Course 3 F 0.00 3 0.00 

Course 4 B 3.00 3 9.00 

Course 5 C+ 2.33 3 6.99 

Total 15 39.99 

Grade Points Average= 39.99/15 = 2.66 (taken to 2 

decimal places) 

Total Units Attempted: 

15 Credit will be granted for 12 units only (excluding 

the 3 units of the F grade) 

W Grade 

A student may withdraw from a course before the 

specified deadline, in which case the course will 

appear on the transcript with a “W” grade which will 

not count towards GPA calculations. However, “W” 

grade will not replace any earned grade, including “F” 

grade 

Incomplete (I) Grade 

A student may request for the award of an ‘I’ 

(Incomplete) grade, if for some genuine reasons 

(beyond his control), he fails to appear in the end 

semester examination or final project. ‘I’ grade will not 

be awarded for any other deficiency in a course. For 

example a student who has missed course 

components other than the final exam/final project or 

obtained poor grades in tests, assignments, quizzes 

sessionals, and shortage in attendance, etc. will not be 

able to make these up by virtue of having been given 

an “I” grade. For the award of an ‘I’ grade, the student 

will apply on a prescribed form to the Chairman of the 


concerned department with the consent of the course 

instructor. The instructor may accept or reject the 

student’s request for ‘I’ grade at the initial stage. After 

the recommendation of the course instructor, the 

chairman will refer the case to the Departmental 

Semester Committee for the consideration. The 

Departmental Semester Committee will make its 

recommendation based on the genuineness of the 

case and on the bases of his performance in mid 

semester examinations, lab work, assignments, 

quizzes, class participation, attendance, etc. In case the 

student is allowed an ‘I’ grade, it must be completed 

before the commencement of the forthcoming End 

Semester Examination, failing which the ‘I’ grade will 

automatically be converted to ‘F’ Grade. 

F Grade 

The undergraduate student must pass all the courses 

according to his/her program of studies including the 

course in which he/she gets “F” grade. 

The graduate students who get an “F” grade in a course 

may retake the same course. If he/she does not repeat 

the course the “F” grade will affect his/her CGPA. Only 

the new grade will be used in the calculation of his/her 

CGPA. In this case his/her accumulated credits will also 

show an addition of 3 credit hours. However, the 

transcript of record will still show both grades for that 

course (previous “F” and new grade) 

It is acceptable to consider that a student is eligible to 

graduate, even if the student has a pending “F” grade in 

any subject, provided that the student fulfills all the 

following conditions: 

1. The student has otherwise completed all the 

degree requirements. 

2. The student fulfills the minimum credit 

requirement with courses other than the course(s) 

in which the “F” grade(s) is obtained; i.e. the 

student has completed the required number of 

courses for the degree with passing grades, apart 

from the course(s) with the “F” grade(s). 

3. The course in which “F” grade is obtained does not 

fall in the category of the students' chosen 

Area of Specialization (for Electrical & Computer 

Engineering Department) or Core Courses (for 

Engineering Management Department). If it does 

fall in either of the above two categories, then the 

course must be passed to graduate. 

Re-Checking of Papers 

There shall be no re-evaluation of answer scripts of the 

end semester examination. However, a candidate shall 

be allowed to have his Final Examination answer book 

rechecked on submitting requests along with the 

payment of the prescribed fee. This request must be 

submitted within 15 Days after the Announcement of 

Provisional Result. The case will be forwarded to the 

concerned committee. 

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Grade Improvement by Repeating a 

Course 

The undergraduate Students can improve “F & D” 

grades only by repeating the course in which they did 

not get satisfactory grades. In such cases, all grades 

earned by students will appear on the transcripts; 

however, only the latest grade is counted in calculating 

the CGPA, even if it is lower than the earlier one. 

The graduate students can improve the course already 

passed with grade ‘C’ or less. He can also appear in new 

courses for improvement of his CGPA. 

Academic Standings 

Graduate Programs 

For graduate students there are three academic 

standings at CASE: 

Good: 

If GPA >= 2.70 and CGPA >= 2.70 

Warning: 

if GPA < 2.70 or CGPA < 2.70 

Unsatisfactory scholarship for one semester or an 

unsatisfactory overall average. A notice that further 

unsatisfactory scholarship will lead to more sever 

action. 

Probation: 

Continued unsatisfactory semester scholarship when on 

Warning prior semester, i.e. a student earning a semester 

GPA less than 2.70 when already on Warning. Further 

unsatisfactory scholarship will lead to Drop action. Can 

not register for full load in the next semester. 

Review: 

Temporary standing when the appropriate action 

appears to be dismissal; a review of the semester 

record shows that the student did not complete the 

semester or an explanation is required before standing 

is finalized. Student is not eligible to continue 

enrollment unless Review is changed to a standing 

other than Dropped. If an acceptable explanation is 

not given with in a reasonable time, the action will be 

changed to Dropped. Student should contact 

Examination Department at CASE for further 

information. 

Undergraduate Programs 

Faculty Honor: 

A CGPA of 3.90 or above on degree completion or 

Student in good standing, securing a semester GPA of 

3.90 or above with full semester load and a CGPA of 

3.50 or above. The student must not have any grades of 

I or W for that semester. 

High Distinction: 

CGPA 3.75 to 3.89 on degree completion or Student 


with good standing securing a semester GPA 3.75 to 

3.89 with full semester load and a CGPA of 3.50 or 

above. The student must not have any grades of I or W 

for that semester. 

Distinction: 


with good standing securing a semester GPA 3.50 to 

3.74 with full semester load and CGPA of 3.25 or above. 

The student must not have any grades of I or W for that 

semester. 

Good: 


securing a semester GPA 2.75 to 3.49 and CGPA of 2.50 

or above. 

Satisfactory: 


securing a semester GPA 2.00 to 2.74 and CGPA 2.00 or 

above. 

Warning 

The minimum semester GPA to remain in good 

academic standing is 2.00. students are placed on 

academic warning for the next semester if their 

semester GPA falls below 2.00 at the end of the 

semester or his/her CGPA is less than 2.00. a student on 

academic warning is required to register for lesser 

number of courses than the normal load in the next 

semester, in consultation with the academic advisor. 

Probation: 

Continued unsatisfactory semester scholarship when 

on Warning prior semester, i.e. a student earning a 

semester GPA less than 2.00 when already on Warning. 

Further unsatisfactory scholarship will lead to Drop 

action. Can not register for full load in the next 

semester. 

Dropped: 

A student having a CGPA of less than 1.70 at the end of 

his first two semesters will be expelled from the 

Institute. If a student who is already on probation 

obtains a semester GPA less than 2.00 in the current 

semester, or a student showing extremely poor 

academic performance during his first semester 

resulting in a semester GPA less than 1.00 may also be 

expelled from the Institute. 

Review: 

Temporary standing when the appropriate action 

appears to be dismissal; a review of the semester 

record shows that the student did not complete the 

semester or an explanation is required before standing 

is finalized. Student is not eligible to continue 

enrollment unless Review is changed to a standing 

other than Dropped. If an acceptable explanation is 

not given within a reasonable time, the action will be 

changed to Dropped. Student should contact 

Examinations Depart at CASE for further information. 

Graduation Requirement 

A candidate shall be admitted to the degree if: 

• He has earned total credit hours required for the 

degree. 

• He has a CGPA of not less than 2.00 at the 

completion of the course requirements and has 

cleared all courses with passing grades 

(Undergraduate Programs). 

• He has a CGPA not less than 2.70 (Graduate 

Programs). 

• He has fulfilled the degree requirements within 

the required time frame. 

• There are no financial obligations outstanding 

against him. 

• He has submitted the Degree Petition Form (set) 

Attendance Requirement 

• Attendance of all programs is mandatory. The 

manual attendance record of students will be 

disposed off after completion of semester. 

However, electronic record will be available: 

• The Student has been on the roll of the Institute 

during the semester for which the examination is 

being held, unless allowed by the regulations to 

take examination in order to outstanding papers 

• The Student has attended a minimum of 75% of 

the total number of lectures delivered, the 

laboratory periods held, design and practical work 

done during the semester for which the 

examination is being held 

• The Chairman of the Department may, for valid 

reasons, condone a deficiency to the extent of 

10% of the attendance 

• If a student does not fulfill the condition of 

attendance, he/she shall have to re-register for 

that course in the next semester in which this 

course is offered. 

Disposal of Marked Answer Scripts 

The marked answer scripts of a particular semester 

examination shall be retained in the office of the 

Controller of Examinations for the period of one year. 

After this period, the scripts shall be disposed off 

accordingly. 


Industry-Academia Linkages

Center for Advanced Research in 

Engineering (CARE); certified CMMI 

compliant organization is the most 

celebrated engineering organization in 

Pakistan. Our strong research and 

development focus has enabled us to position 

ourselves at the forefront of technology. Our 

success is based upon Clients’ focal points. We 

eavesdrop to our customers' needs, map their 

requirements to most suitable technologies and thus offer 

them the right solutions and products. CARE has outstanding 

products and system design portfolio and it thrives on its welltrained, 

diverse and experienced team. CARE has been catering for 

the dire technical needs of Pakistan by rendering services to different 

organizations. 

Academic programs offered at CASE are with strong industrial orientation. 

Realizing the importance of a strong Academia-Industry relationship, Center for 

Advanced Research in Engineering (CARE) was established in January 2003 by the 

same team that established CASE. CASE and CARE now co-exist in the same building 

displaying an ideal model of industry-academia partnership and collaboration. 

CARE HAS EXPERTISE IN THE CORE AREAS OF: 

Software Based Mangement & Information Systems 

Digital Signal Processing 

Digital Communication System Design 

Data Security and Networks 

VoIP Based Convergent Networks 

Geographical Information System Design 

Digital System on Chip Design 

Center For Advanced 

Research in Engineering 

C@RE has an iridescent history decorated by the 

consecutive winning of APICTA (Asia Pacific ICT 

Alliance) Awards and P@SHA (Pakistan Software 

Houses Association) and a glamourous future due 

to its state of art Research and Development 

piloted by its outstanding and innovative team. 

www.carepvtltd.com 

CARE helps CASE students in undertaking cutting edge final year degree projects. CARE 

exposes CASE students to new technologies and industrial culture. This feature of an 

established engineering organization in an institution premises is very unique to CASE 

Foreign Collaboration 

Aggressively working with foreign companies in Turkey, China and Saudi Arabia on the 

design and implementation of information and communication technology products.

Research Excellence 

WINNER OF THE 

“Best in Security Application Award” 

Malaysia 

1. Development of a Net Enabled Retinal Image Analysis & 

Screening System for Grading & Diagnosis of Diabetic 

Retinopathy and its Integration in i-telemedicine System 

Research grant: PKR 13.76 million 

Funder: National ICT R&D Fund, Ministry of IT, Islamabad 

Client: Armed Forces Institute of Ophthalmology (AFIO), Rawalpindi 

Year of Deployment: May 2015 

2. Arrhythmia and Sudden Death Syndrome Detection 

Hybrid Network Based Telemedicine System 

Research grant : PKR 13.55 Millions 


Client: Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology, Yusra Medical College 

Year of Deployment: February 2012 

3. Intra-cardiac Signal Acquisition, Analysis, and Display 

(ISAAD) System for Electro-Physiology 

Research grant: PKR 13.8 Millions 


Client: Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology, Rawalpindi 

Year of Deployment: April 2014

4. Massively Parallel Fingerprint Recognition System 

An ICTR&DFunded Project (Grant of Rs. 15 Million) 



Client: CARE PVT Ltd Islamabad 

Year of Deployment: April 2015 

5. Development of the Aircraft In Flight Loads 

Computer Software 


Client: Aviation Industries of Pakistan 

Year of Deployment: April 2015 (in progress) 

CASE Students & Researchers 

producing Commercial Products 

• Al BASR: Eye Hospital Electronic Management, Record and 

Diagnostic system 

• CardioCARE: 12 lead ECG Machine integrated with telemedicine 

software system 

• CMIS: Clinics Management & Information System 

• CUMIS: CASE University Management & Information System 

• MeSatrol: Autonomous Positioning and Calibration of Elevation & 

Azimuth tuning of Satellite Antennas 

CASE 

Incubation Center 

CASE proudly claims to host a unique 

incubation center in Pakistan where teams of 

researchers, engineers and students who 

constantly work to transform the research 

ideas into prototypes and commercial 

products. In this center, CASE students are 

given entrepreneurship training to develop 

commercial products to create jobs for other 

fellows professionals. The solutions 

developed have spun off products providing 

fillip to the local industry. At the same time, 

innovative ideas have been developed for 

peer review by presenting them at 

conferences or publishing in relevant 

journals of repute. The following groups 

have been conceived so far:

CASE Robotics Group 

CRG was initiated in Fall 2008 considering the need of 

aligning our undergraduate Electrical Engineering and 

Computer Science programs with the demands of 

today’s fast moving technological and 

multidisciplinary era. 

This group has developed expertise in the areas of 

controls, industrial robotic design, embedded systems, 

wireless communication and image processing. Their 

efforts have spun off following commercial products 

contributing in the society for job creation by the 

YOUTHS for the YOUTHS: 

• Portable & Robust Security Surveillance System. 

• Semi-autonomous Controller for X Ray Machine 

for Shifa International Hospital, Islamabad 

• Programming and Training of 6 axis Robotic Arm 

for Welding Purpose at PAF Faisal Base, Karachi. 

• Tank Tred System based mobile robot for Bomb 

displacement system for defense 

applications 

• Development of Satellite Dish Antenna Controller 

(Mesatrol) for semi-autonomous operation of 

satellite link establishment for mobile vans. 

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Health Care Information 

Systems and Diagnostic Group: 

CASE started its research in health care systems in 

2010. Following commercial products deployed in 

various hospitals and organizations: 

• Al BASR: Eye Hospital Electronic Management, 

Record and Diagnostic System 

• Cardio Care: 12 Lead Ecg Machine Integrated 

with Telemedicine Software System 

• Telemedicine System: For Patient, Doctors and 

Record Management 

• ICU: Intensive Care Management Information 

System 

• Hess Chart: Automated Diagnostic for Paralytic 

Strabismus of Eyes 

• CHART: Mobile App for In-Patient Record 

Systems 

CASE Campus Management & Information 

Systems (CMIS): 

CASE has deployed campus Management & 

Information System developed by CASE engineers in 

last 10 years. This CMIS automates all major processes 

of a higher educational Institute/University under one 

umbrella. In recent years, CASE has developed these 

systems for: 

• HITEC University, Taxila. 

• Lahore Garrison University, Lahore 


Awards & Distinctions

Student Achievements and Awards 

To develop confidence and leadership qualities, we consider important that CASE students have national and 

international exposure during their four year stay in the institute. We ensure the participation of our students in 

such events/competitions. Following is the list of some of achievements of our students in all faculties: 

Faculty of Engineering Students 

Faculty of Engineering takes pride in taking the initiative to hold training programs across Pakistan to introduce 

this technology to our young potential engineers. 

1. NATIONAL ROBOSPRINT 

CASE have been the winner of the event in years 2009 to 2015. 

2. ABU ROBOCON 

Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union' (ABU) organizes this annual event in different countries. CASE has been 

successfully representing Pakistan since 2010 in different countries including Cairo, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vietnam 

and Indonesia 

3. ROBOCUP 

RoboCup is has a theme of soccer with cooperative multi-robot and multi-agent systems in dynamic adversarial 

environments. In 2014, the CASE team represented Pakistan in this competition held in Brazil. Another team from 

CASE has qualified to participate in the Finals of Robocup to be held in Germany. 

4.COMPPEC ‘15 

Students from ECE department won first position in Electromechanical Category of COMPPEC 15 held in EME 

NUST. 

5.TECTIQS ‘15 

CASE students of Electrical and Computer Engineering department secured first position in Robotics Competition 

held in IQRA university in December 2015. 

6. TECHNOTHON ‘16 

A Team of students competing against students from NUST, FAST and Bahria university won first position in 

Technothon Robotics competition held at Bahria University in March 2016. 

7. HRC ‘16 

CASE students from ECE brought colours by winning first position in Head Start Robotics Challenge held this 

February at Headstart School. Students from different universities including AIR, FAST and Islamic were 

participating in the event. 


Faculty of Computing Students 

Faculty of Computing ensures that Computer Science students apply their programming skills right from the 3rd 

semester outside CASE. Highlights of some success stories of our students: 

1. NASCON 

Annual event organized by FAST-NUCES. University in 2014 & 2015, CASE undergraduate students of the 

Computer Science department were winners in “Debug Police”, “Speed Programming” and “Fast Coding Race” 

2. TECTIQS'13 

TECTIQS is an Inter-University event of IQRA Students were winners of Speed Programming Competition. 

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Faculty of Management Sciences 

Students 

Faculty of Management Sciences takes the lead to 

organize student participations in Entrepreneurial 

competitions mainly for BBA students but also 

makes joint faculty teams: 

1. INVENT 

INVENT is nationwide annual entrepreneurial 

challenge competition organized by IBA Karachi. 

BBA students scored 1st and 2nd positions in INVENT 

2012 winning more than Rs 1 million worth of prizes. 

They also scored 1st positions in INVENT 2013 in the 

categories of “Classic Preneurship (Product: Straw 

Bale Homes) and Social Preneurship (Product: Easy 

Electric). 

2. DISCOVER 

Organized by NUST to define a path towards 

creating a self-sustaining eco-system for higher 

education and wealth generation. Our BBA students 

secured position in top five out of one thousand 

applications across Pakistan in Discover 2014 and 

received Rs 100,000 cash award. 

3. CASE Spark 

Our Engineering and BBA students jointly won prizes 

in the Business Plan Competition, Marketing Plan 

Competition and CASE Study Competition 

respectively in CASE Spark 2011, 2012 and 2013. 

4. Pakistan Startup Cup (2014) 

BBA students secured position in top five team out of 

thousand applications across Pakistan and received 

Certificate from Ms Sarah Hashwani and Mr Sean 

Griffin. 

5. TECTIQS ‘15 

A group of 5 students from CASE Business School 

won first position in Case Study competition held in 

December last year. 


Laboratories & Research Environment

Laboratories 

CASE has adequate laboratory facilities to meet the 

requirements of undergraduate and postgraduate 

programs. Following is a brief description of the 

existing laboratories. 

Computer Labs 

There are four computer labs with state-of-the-art 

computers. These labs have total of 160 computers 

(Core i-5 with 8GB RAM and 250 GB Hard-disk), are 

used to carry out labs associated with courses which 

require use of computer software applications; and 

thus are reserved during the class scheduled times. 

Each student is assigned a single computer during 

labs. However, Computer Lab-III having 16 computers 

are available during working hours for general use of 

research students. Other than the scheduled class 

hours, all these labs are available for all students. These 

labs have extended timings, i.e. from 9:00 a.m till 9:00 

p.m, to provide maximum help to students for doing 

their assignments and projects. All the computers are 

upgraded yearly in phased manner. 

Systems Lab 

This lab consists of 30 Core i-5 PCs. This lab is used for 

Computer Science students for System Programming, 

Operating Systems, Artificial Intelligence and Web 

Engineering courses. This lab is also dedicated to BBA 

students for their assignments. projects and research work. 

Basic Electrical/Electronics Lab 

This lab is used to carry out experiments in the core 

subjects of Electrical Engineering. The lab has 30 work 

stations; each equipped with Oscilloscopes, a 5MHz 

signal generator, a regulated variable DC 

power-supply, multi-meter and a bread boarding 

station. The oscilloscopes are upgraded in a phased 

manner. Students work on these stations in groups of 2 

and hence, this lab can handle a class of 60 students at 

a time. 

Digital Design Lab 

This lab is to carry out experiments in the core subjects 

related to digital systems, e.g. Digital Logic Design, 

Digital System Design, Microprocessor Based 

Embedded System Design, etc. The lab has 30 work 

stations consisting of custom made Digital Logic 

Design and Microcontroller trainers along with a PC 

loaded with requisite hardware/software. Students 

work on these stations in the groups of 2 and hence, 

this lab can handle a class of 60 students all at one 

time. 

Electromechanical Systems Lab 

Experiments related to the subjects of 

Electromechanical Systems, Control Systems and 

Power Electronics are performed in this Lab. The lab 

has a variety of equipment like cut-view and 


demonstration kits for transformers as well as AC/DC 

motors, Transformer Winding Machines, 

Permanent-Magnet and Wound rotor DC shunt motor 

trainers, DC series motor trainers, DC generators and 

Induction motor related experimental setups. 

Communication Systems Lab 

Experiments related to the subjects of Communication 

Systems, Digital Communications, Antenna Design & 

Microwave Engineering are performed in this Lab. The 

lab has a number of trainers and work benches 

essential for the performance of these experiments. 

The lab share space with Electronics Lab and 

Electromechanical Lab. 

Data Communication / Simulation Lab 

Experiments related to the subjects of Data 

Communication Networks and Network Programming, 

are conducted in this lab. The lab is equipped with 30 

state-of the-art computers with necessary hardware 

and software needed to simulate the data 

communication networks. The lab has recently been 

upgraded. 

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Research Environment 

We feel proud in running a large research program at 

CASE for its Masters and PhD students. Following 

research groups actively engage in researchers in 

research activities. 

MEMS Research Lab 

State-of-the-art facility for chip design specific to 

Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS). This 

includes Intellisence Design Suit and MEMSPro design 

environment. This group has designed MEMS based 

cyroscopes, acceleratores, microgrippers and energy 

harvesters in last 5 years with multiple research 

publications in International Journals and 

Conferences. This research group is lad by Dr. Shafaat 

Bazaz (Dean Academics) 

Programmers Group 

We are living in a world where life is moving at a very a 

fast pace and to keep up with that speed with which 

we work matters a lot. The group plays a vital role in 


the education of its students 

without the restriction of specific 

programming languages. The 

emphasis here is more on latest 

programming techniques & logic. 

The mission is not only about 

writing the fast code but also to 

think and make right logic in 

minimum to yield maximum result. 

The mission is being well served as 

the students involved in the group 

are beginning to develop their own 

small organizational setups. Mr. 

Adeel Shabbir leads this group. 

Communication Network & 

Security Group 

To provide state of the art network 

research facilities to students and 

contribute high quality research 

work for development of ever 

growing complex network. Have 

multi-different research and 

development ideas/projects in 

order provide security, easy 

integration/management of 

network devices and ubiquitous 

connectivity to every device not 

only in CASE but also in Pakistan. 

Mr. Qaiser Shafi leads this group. 

PhD Student Offices 

CASE provides cubicles to all PhD 

students. The allotments are based 

on seniority and merit. PhD 

students have 24/7 access to these 

cubicles. 


Campus LIFE IFE

Life is for one generation and a good name is forever. The reason for a 

good name can be a number of things including academic excellence, 

leadership qualities, a sound character and personality, impressive 

orator-ship and many more. At CASE, apart from imparting quality 

education, due consideration is given to engage students in healthy 

and character building activities. 


Student Societies & Clubs 

Multiple societies and clubs have been formulated for the students. They are supported with financial assistance 

to promote sports and social activities on campus. Following is a description of these societies. 

IEEE Student Chapter 

IEEE CASE CHAPTER's core purpose is to foster 

technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of 

humanity. IEEE CASE CHAPTER holds Technical and non 

Technical events that include programming competitions, 

workshops, lectures, conferences and e-gaming 

competitions. 

Arts Society 

Case Arts society is a platform for students to enhance their 

leadership and management qualities. 

It also provides them the opportunity to identify and polish 

their inbuilt qualities. Goals include volunteering, serving 

and sponsoring various arts events in the institute. Every 

year case arts society conducts, promotes, assesses and 

continually improves several major events at case like 

EpicArts, scavenger hunt, talent hunt etc. 

Sports Society 

Sports Society was formed with an aim to develop 

interaction, tolerance, sense of responsibility and 

sportsman spirit among the students of CASE. An engineer 

must not be competent in his own respective field but also 

should be able to participate in extracurricular activities. 

This society aims to provide a platform for students to show 

and improve their capabilities and skills and also to build 

character and leadership qualities. 

Sports Society allows the students to express themselves 

using sports as a tool of communication by organizing 

many Intra/Inter-University/ies events defined in the 

domain. For some of the more gifted it provides excellent 

opportunities to unleash their natural talent and is also a 

relaxing exercise after the academia workload. 

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Entrepreneurship Society 

Faculty of Management at CASE developed the concept of 

CASE Entrepreneurship Society to provide platform where 

students get practically involved in the peer welfare and 

skill development. Secondly, in order to get more 

projection within the Business School Community in the 

Islamabad-Rawalpindi Region, presence of such platform 

was sought to be embedded within our University’s social 

environment. 

CASE Entrepreneurship Society is symbol of vigor and 

perpetual excellence. It goes without saying that we have 

already won some major competitions like INVENT-IBA 

Karachi, NASCON-FAST, DISCOVER-NUST, Pakistan Startup 

Cup, TECTIQS-IQRA, and BMW-MAJU. 

STEM 

(Society for Technology and Engineering Management) 

The society itself is vectored on the idea to synergize the 

efforts and innovative capabilities of Pakistani professionals 

so that they can have a unique platform to discuss, 

formulate and apply various concepts and industry driven 

solutions for the betterment of this country. It is a place 

where we put knowledge into action and thrive on the 

outcomes. 

The society itself welcomes everybody from working 

professionals to young engineers to present their research, 

case studies or to use this as a platform to go into the 

industry and contribute. 

Thinker’s Forum 

It aims to harness the creative as well as the thinking 

prowess of the students. With the vision of “Today’s 

Thinkers, Tomorrow’s Leaders”, we recognize the 

importance of intellectual exercise within and beyond the 

scope of engineering. We hope to provide a platform where 

students are free to speak their minds, discuss the moral 

taboos which have plagued our society for decades and put 

up solutions to the problems in feasible ways, to help 

themselves, the people around them and Pakistan. 


Campus Facilities 

CASE is located in the heart of Islamabad. The campus has easy access through 

public transport and Metro from various parts of the twin cities. 

Library 

CASE Library occupies a distinct and central location. CASE has provided its students with a comfortable, spacious and 

peaceful environment in its library. The library has an impressive array of books on various disciplines such as 

Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Physics, Management, History of Pakistan and Islamic 

Ideology, etc. and this number is growing rapidly. The library has developed its own online database, which can be 

accessed from any computer on the campus. Students/staff can access this database not only to search books by 

topics of their interest but also by author, title, subject, accession number, and ISBN etc. Students can also check the 

availability/checkout status of any specific book through this online database without the need to go to the library. 

Digital Library 

Digital Library facility is accessible from CASE library and Computer labs. IEEE Explore enables students to access 

700,000 full text documents including IEEE journals, transactions, letters, conference proceedings, and standards. 

This facility is provided by the HEC. 

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Girls' Common room 

Girls' common room is a place in the Institute 

where the female students can relax in their 

free time. The room is equipped with all the 

things that are necessary to provide a 

conducive and calm environment to the female 

students. The female students can offer their 

prayers, prepare their assignments, take their 

meals and carry out other activities in this room. 

Medical Emergencies 

In case of a medical emergency while a student 

is on campus, the Management will arrange for 

the student to be taken to hospital. The 

Management, however, will not be responsible 

for the hospital charges. Students should 

contact the Manager Operations in case of 

emergencies. Students with serious medical 

problems, such as asthma, epilepsy or other 

specific medical conditions must inform 

Students Affairs Office of any special needs that 

they may have. 

CASE has further arranged First-Aid Medical Kits 

in each of its lab in case of any emergency. 

Prayer Area 

The campus has a separate area dedicated for 

prayers. A moazzan has been appointed to call 

Azan and also to lead the prayers. 

Security 

The Institute campus has round the clock 

security staff for ensuring safety measures for 

the premises and the students. However, 

students are advised to personally ensure 

security of their personal belongings inside and 

outside the classrooms. Wearing the Student ID 

cards is must for each student for their entry 

into the premises. 

The CASE premises has recently been equipped 

with the Fire-Alarm system. Smoke sensors 

have been installed at various locations to 

detect any sort of fire hazard. Fire extinguishers 

have also been installed all around the 

premises. 


Transport & Hostel Facilities 

CASE is accessible from 

Metro Parade Ground 

Station in Islamabad thus 

connecting it from 

SADDAR Rawalpindi to 

CASE in 25 minutes. 

Transport 

The campus can be accessed comfortably from anywhere in 

Islamabad and Rawalpindi by public transport. To further facilitate 

students on other locations of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, CASE 

provides transport facility with comparative rates. Generally the 

cost of transport varies between Rs. 5,000 to 8,000/- per month 

according to the route selected. 

To download Transport Form please check www.case.edu.pk 

NOTE: Transport service is provided for complete semester and 

can not be discontinued within semester. 

Hostel 

CASE has contracted with private hostel facility available in the 

vicinity of CASE campus to provide this facility for male and 

female students. With the aim to provide an environment where 

the students can fully focus on their studies, CASE administration 

ensures proper maintenance of the rooms, kitchen and other 

services to provide peaceful, disciplined and secure environment 

for students. 

Location: 

Officers Group Boys Hostel 

Park Road, Royal Avenue 

Chatta Bakhtawar, Close to Chuck Shahzad, Islamabad 

Hostel facilities includes: 

• Single room (Attached bathroom) 

Monthly charges Rs. 15,000 to 18,000 per person 

• Shared room 2-3 persons (Attached bathroom) Monthly 

charges Rs. 7,500 to 9000 per person 

it includes: 

• High Speed Internet and Wifi 

• 3 times Meal (healthy and quality food) 

• Laundry (as per actual) 

• Cleaning 

To download hostel Form please check www.case.edu.pk 

NOTE: Hostel Facility is provided for complete semester and can 

not be discontinued within semester. 

CASE is accessible from Metro Parade Ground Station in 

Islamabad thus connecting it from SADDAR Rawalpindi to CASE in 

25 minutes. 

For further information consult our website www.case.edu.pk 

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CASE – Quality Enhancement Cell 


In today’s competitive and ever evolving world of 

academics, it has become important to constantly 

improve one’ performance to cater for the ever changing 

industrial requirements and R&D advances. 

CASE also felt the need to assess and improve the quality 

of higher education, with the objective of achieving 

international competitiveness and compatibility of its 

academic programs and research quality. CASE Quality 

Enhance Cell (QEC) was established under UET Taxila and 

HEC guideline in 2014. CASE maintains continuous 

awareness of the need to ensure stakeholders’ satisfaction 

with excellence. 

CASE QEC has been structured in a way that it meets the 

standards set by the Higher Education Commission as well 

as the Outcome Based Education(OBE) system introduced 

by Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). CASE has been 

providing the best and most accurately aligned 

curriculum to serve the purpose. Recently, CASE Electrical 

Engineering Program has been accredited by the Pakistan 

Engineering Council under Level – 2, OBE Accreditation. 

Quality Assurance 

QEC regularly uses the Self-Assessment (SA) tools for 

achieving Quality Assurance. These practices help to 

assess the programs performance; whether the existing 

programs are able to meet the educational objectives and 

outcomes with the purpose and aims of improving the 

outcomes and outputs of the education system. 

Self-Assessment of Programs 

Program Team 

Program team (PT) is responsible for preparing the 

self-assessment document and is nominated by the head 

of department. They also act as contact group for the 

period of assessment. 

Assessment Team 

Assessment team (AT) is responsible for the review of the 

self-assessment document and give its findings in the 

form of an AT report. Self-assessment of the following 

departments has been initiated. 

• Department of Electrical & Computer 

Engineering 

• Department of Computer Science 

• Department of Management Science 

QEC Team 

Mr. M. Junaid Iqbal, Director 

Mr. Sarfraz, Dept. Director 

Mr. Abdul Qadoos, Staff Member

Location

Sir Syed Memorial Building, 19-Attaturk Avenue, 

Sector # G-5/1, Islamabad, Pakistan. 

www.case.edu.pk info@case.edu.pk +92-51- 8432273 Ext: 307, 308 (Student Affairs Office)

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