PROSPECTUS

Undergraduate Programs

2021-22

UNIVERSITY OF WAH
Chartered by Government of the Punjab
ISO 9001:2015 Certified
Recognized by HEC, PEC and Other Related Accreditation Bodies
Globally Recognized OBE System for Engineering Programs
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WHY
UW?
Ÿ Situated in Wah Cantt - a green and flourishing city of learning and edification, boasting 100%
literacy rate, recognized as a model city for education, dubbed as Island of Excellence
Ÿ Hub of innovation in Higher Education, chartered by the Government of the Punjab, recognized by
HEC/PHEC, placed in “W” category
Ÿ ISO-9001:2015 Certified Institution
Ÿ Academic programs accredited by National Computing Education Accreditation Council (NCEAC)
and National Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (NACTE)
Ÿ Innovative teaching
Ÿ Specialized and career-focused programs in accordance with latest trends
Ÿ Curricula in-line with HEC guidelines and International trends
Ÿ Collaborations, industrial linkages and internship opportunities at POFs, HIT, AWC, PMO and HMC
Ÿ Highly qualified dedicated and research-oriented faculty
Ÿ Financial assistance for high achievers and financially underprivileged students
Ÿ Separate and fully furnished hostel facilities for boys and girls
Ÿ Transport facility to Islamabad/Rawalpindi, Attock, Kamra and Wah
Ÿ On campus medical facilities
Ÿ Safe and disciplined environment
Ÿ Conducive learning environment and an ideal platform for personality grooming
Ÿ On campus recruitment facility
Ÿ Excellent co-curricular and extra-curricular activities
Ÿ Standardized dress code
Ÿ Psychological counseling
Ÿ Community Voice-UW FM Radio
Ÿ Access to PERN2 and Digital Library through HEC
Ÿ Booming student Alumni
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 I look forward to you as
the real makers of Pakistan,
do not be exploited and do
not be misled. Create
amongst yourselves
complete unity and
solidarity. Set an example
of what youth can do. Your
main occupation should be
in fairness to yourself, to
your parents, in fairness to
the State, to devote your
attention to your studies. If
you fritter away your FATHER OF
energies now, you will
always regret.... THE NATION

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

1876-1948
 On him who merits well
I set the brightest diadam
and those who truly questing come,
a new world waits for them....

Sir Allama Muhammad Iqbal

1877-1938
 Contents
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Messages
11 12
Vision & Mission Quality Policy

13
Introduction to
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The Campuses
University of Wah

17 20 21
Directorates Organizational Board of
Setup Governors

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Facilities
27
Co-Curricular & Extra-
Curricular Activities
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Faculty of
116
Faculty of Basic
Admission &
Financial Aid Engineering Sciences

133
Faculty of Computer
138
Faculty of Management
Science Sciences

144 155 157

Academic
Faculty of Social Sciences & Fee Structure
Humanities Calendar

160
Important Contacts
162
Access to UW
MESSAGES
Message from the
Chancellor Mohammad Sarwar

Higher Education is considered one of the most important and robust tools for social and economic development of any country. Higher
education provides the cutting edge and contributes to the growth of a nation by providing specialized knowledge and skilled manpower.
Out of over 200 Higher Education Intuitions (HEIs) in Pakistan, Punjab has around 70. We place a very high emphasis on higher education in
the country and especially in the province. Wah being an education city enjoys almost 100% literacy rate. University of Wah has been pitching
in this number since its inception.
University of Wah is bringing about an ethical and moral paradigm shift in educational methodology in order to produce leaders for social
change. The University is committed to offer state of the art academic programs as well as create conducive environment leading to research
and development in both students and faculty. University of Wah is striving hard to provide maximum facilities and academic ambience for
quality education and is endeavouring to meet the future challenges of the society for quality and affordable education. The University is in the
business of transforming students potential where critical thinking is increased; knowledge is expanded; multi-cultural awareness and
competency are developed; inter and intrapersonal competence is gained; and practical life skills are acquired.
Today there is widespread knowledge everywhere with newer technologies, skills and avenues emerging. The horizon of professional
activities are expanding and hence today there is much more scope for the younger generation to uncap their talents and touch greater heights
of achievement. My prayers and well wishes are with budding geniuses who are asset of the nation. I wish them success in every facet of life.

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Message from the
Chairman Lt General Ali Amir Awan HI(M)

Quality education is an essential and integral part of today's cosmopolitan world. It is not just related to traditional teacher-student relationship, but it has rather
transformed into a complex wheel with many spokes including the set of skills and management techniques essential for growth and competing beyond boundaries.
It is a matter of immense satisfaction for me to note that University of Wah is striving hard to stay honest with its vision of imparting quality education to all at
affordable costs. This pursuit for excellence is a benchmark that differentiates University of Wah from other institutions where students can have access to outstanding
teaching standards, state-of-the-art research facilities and updated technological milieu. It becomes an excellent platform for students to groom themselves into
professionals with extraordinary skills. Right from its inception, University of Wah has advanced forward to spread the light of education and pave the path of academic
excellence for every student.
As Chairman Board of Governors of University of Wah, I entrust all facets of infrastructural development as well as introduction of new academic programs in line with
global challenges. I am very optimistic about a bright future for this institution and motivate all of you to join University of Wah to turn your dreams of a propitious
future into reality.
I extend my warm wishes to University of Wah and hope that it will always be a beacon light in serving its students with the best of the best in years to come, Insha Allah.

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Message from the
Vice
Chancellor Prof Dr Jameel-Un Nabi
In today's diversified world, institutions of higher education serve as a symbol of knowledge economy, innovation, vibrancy and originality. University of Wah is amongst
the premier seat of higher learning that promises to cultivate proactive individuals with leadership qualities, attributes of professionalism and a sense of social
responsibility. As Vice Chancellor of the University, I feel privileged and honored to continue with the ambition of nurturing and addressing the challenges our youth is
encountering. UW has been ranked as the 29th most sustainable University in Pakistan under UI GreenMetric World University Ranking 2020.
UW offers a unique and conducive learning environment that aims at inculcating empirical knowledge coupled with practical skills in our graduates for them to
become leaders of tomorrow. University of Wah has achieved ISO 9001:2015 Certification and is now in the process of acquiring ISO 21001:2018 Educational
Organizational Management System (EOMS) – a standard exclusively designed for educational institutions. The University has acquired memberships of National and
International Quality Bodies like International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education (INQAAHE) and Asia Pacific Quality Network (APQN) so as to
remain abreast with the global developments in the field of Quality Assurance in higher education. We offer quality education of international standards to all our
prospective students and this is accelerated by HEC approved curricula in all programs of Basic Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering Sciences, Management
Sciences and Social Sciences as well as highly qualified faculty to boost the learning experience of our students. I would also like to share here that Directorate of
Quality Assurance and Enhancement, UW has been placed in the highest “W” category with a score of 94.3% marks. To stimulate a global outlook amongst learners, UW
also offers international collaborations through MoU's with universities and organizations across the globe alongside co/extra-curricular activities that hone students'
potentials to polish their interpersonal skills through teamwork.
We believe that empowering youth in all aspects of daily life is the need of the day and therefore UW not only informs and educates, but also forms and polishes the
ethics in students, so that they may become successful individuals both at the personal and professional front.
On behalf of UW, I would heartily welcome you all to join us in this venture ensuring that it will definitely become an inspiring experience for you and will add
immensely to your persona.

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Pursuing a dynamic higher educational program focused on
quality education and research, development of
professional skills and ethical values, thereby, enabling
students to play a constructive and decisive role in social
and economic uplift of the country

Visi
o
Miss

n
ion

Provision of conducive academic environment for liberal

exchange of knowledge and inculcation of holistic personality
traits among students to transform them into qualified,
socially responsive and incorruptible human resource of
society

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 Quality Policy
University of Wah is committed
to meet the emerging Global Standards
of Higher Education by promoting a Quality
Culture through adopting and implementing the
mechanism of continual quality improvement to
enhance the quality of teaching, learning and
research by developing progressive curricula and
applying flexible learning environment for the
development of human resource, while meeting all
the applicable regulatory requirements.
Our focus is to pursue excellence
through creativity, team work and
adaptation to change for playing a
catalytic role to achieve national, regional
and global harmony.

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 Introduction to
University of Wah
University of Wah (UW) is a higher education institution in the private sector, functioning under the auspices of Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Wah Cantonment. It was
granted Charter by the Punjab Provincial Assembly in 2009 and has been placed in "W" category by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan. The University has
5 Faculties and 19 Departments. It offers 4 years Bachelors, 2 years Master/MPhil and PhD Programs in Basic Sciences, Social Sciences, Computer Science, Management
Sciences and Engineering. The University has two constituent colleges, namely Wah Engineering College (WEC) and Mashal Degree College (MDC), and three campuses;
the University Campus, WEC Campus and MDC Campus. The University is situated in the secure and scenic environment of Wah Cantonment, located towards North-West
of Islamabad, the Capital of Pakistan. Boasting 100% literacy rate, Wah and adjoining Taxila have a culture steeped in history and are embellished with ancient artifacts
like temples, shrines and archeological sites as memorabilia of days past.

Since its inception, the University has manifested remarkable progress. It has been producing a community of scholars, who are committed to making inroads into
unchartered areas of knowledge in emerging and traditional disciplines. The University has highly qualified and experienced faculty, who are consistently endeavoring to
address future challenges. University of Wah is committed to excellence and is continuously improving and enhancing its educational and research culture. Since 2009,
the University has awarded over 10029 degrees to undergraduate and graduate students, who are ably serving both nationally and internationally.

In the age of knowledge societies, quality of higher education is one of the most important and pressing issues both for the student as an individual, and for the society
in which he lives. Quality Assurance receives one of the top priorities at University of Wah. Internal Quality is ensured through incorporation of continual process
improvement procedures, in line with HEC directives. Additionally, the University is open to External Quality Assurance and third-party evaluations by HEC assessment
teams and a number of other accreditation bodies. The University is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is amongst the only few universities in the country to have achieved this
certification. All departments, directorates and offices of the University periodically go through internal and external audits to ensure quality of the education system in
place, maintain ISO Certification, and guarantee confidence of the stakeholders.

With an ever-growing over 5,000 student-base, 300 plus dedicated faculty members and an efficient management, UW has emerged as an institution responsive to
technological change, higher education and research needs of the country by providing enabling environment. Recently, the University has witnessed enormous growth
in terms of physical infrastructure, including UW Lab Complex, Library Complex, a number of research laboratories at department level, IT networking with PERN2
connectivity, UW FM Radio Station, Boys' and Girls' Hostels, academic blocks for University and WEC campuses, and main gate on GT Road facilitated by an overhead
pedestrian bridge to assist students/faculty coming from across the road.

Administration
The University administration consists of the Vice Chancellor, Registrar, Controller of Examinations, Treasurer, Principals of constituent colleges and Directors.

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Introduction to University of Wah

VC's Secretariat
The VC's Secretariat is located in the University Campus. It comprises the Vice
Chancellor's office, a well designed Conference Room - a venue for important
presentations and a Visitors' Waiting Room which includes an array of University
journals, magazines, newspapers and other informative material.

Registrar's Office Examination Office

Registrar is the senior administrative official of the University. He is the Controller of Examinations (CoE) is the head of Examination Office. This
custodian of the common seal and the academic records of the University. office is responsible for notification of date sheets, provision of
The Registrar's office maintains a register of the students and graduates. examination slips, conduct of examinations, declaration of results and
This office also supervises the process of election, appointment or issuance of transcripts/degrees. This office also maintains the policies
nomination of a member to an 'Authority' or statutory body of the regarding grading and examination discipline rules.
University.

Treasurer's Office

The Treasurer is the chief financial officer of the University. This office manages the
assets, liabilities, receipts, expenditures, funds and investments of the University. It
prepares the budget estimates of the University and presents to the Board of
Governors. The office also issues fee deposit slips to the students.

ISO Certification
University of Wah has achieved another milestone by acquiring ISO 9001:2015 Certification. ISO 9001:2015 Certification outlines the requirements that an
organization must maintain for their Quality Management System. With the achievement of ISO 9001:2015 Certification, International Standardization
Organization has confirmed that UW has institutionalized the quality management system into the university processes, work environment, documentation
management, stakeholder satisfaction, infrastructure and facilities, etc.

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THE
CAMPUSES
Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 The Campuses

Quaid Campus
The Campus is situated on the main boulevard at Quaid Avenue. The academic blocks
for the faculties of Basic Sciences, Computer Science, Management Sciences and Social
Sciences & Humanities are spread over an area of 20 acres. Students benefit from an
exquisite learning environment with modern facilities for advanced teaching methods.
The campus has state-of-the-art laboratories equipped with latest facilities to
enhance the research base of the University. The campus has a Library Complex for
nurturing the reading skills of young minds. In addition, extensive co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities are regular part of Quaid Campus.

WEC Campus
Faculty of Engineering is located at Wah Engineering College (WEC). The Engineering
Campus is a blend of quality teaching and extensive practical training aspiring to produce
graduates with professional competence, humanistic outlook, and outstanding
leadership qualities. The campus spans over an area of 6 acres. WEC aspires to grow as a
modern center of excellence for research and development in the field of science and
technology to meet the growing demands of the new millennium. The Campus is in close
proximity of some of the most notable industrial organizations like POFs, HIT, AWC, PMO,
HMC etc. providing an ideal environment for the students to benefit from an excellent mix
of theoretical and practical education in the disciplines of Chemical, Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering.

Mashal Campus
Mashal Degree College (MDC) is a constituent college of University of Wah since 2005.
It was established in 1993 under the auspices of POFs. MDC, affiliated with FBISE, is
recognized as a pre-eminent, fast-growing, dynamic institute for provision of quality
and value-based education. MDC cherishes the honor of securing 1st position in Wah
Region at HSSC level, 4th position amongst private institutes affiliated with FBISE and
17th position amongst all colleges of FBISE at HSSC level. Students of MDC are given
special preference if they desire to seek admission in any discipline of UW.

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DIRECTORATES
Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 The Campuses

The University has various Directorates for its smooth functioning. These Directorates are contributing tremendously in enhancement of the University stature.

Directorate of Academics
Directorate of Academics deals with the academics of University. It plans, drafts and amends policies to facilitate the quality conduction of academic programs. It looks
after the academic matters of University and its students and submits recommendations. Meetings of BASR and Academic Council of the University are conducted by
this Directorate. It is also responsible to review curricula revisions and scheme of studies for the new programs launched at the University. The Directorate of
Academics works for overall improvement in the academic standard of University by reviewing and monitoring the academic procedures and providing guidance.

Directorate of Student Affairs

Directorate of Student Affairs (DSA) is a platform for the promotion of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities among students. It functions through various clubs
and societies related to sports, culture and arts. Its main objective is to groom students through healthy activities. Furthermore, the directorate also handles students'
issues with the concerned departments and helps them in achieving their solution.

Directorate of Admissions
Directorate of Admissions manages admissions in the University. It develops and executes policies for admissions and maintains the admission data. It is also
responsible for registration process of new students. In addition, the directorate conducts online Entry Tests for admissions and generates merit lists.

Directorate of Counseling and Placement

Directorate of Counseling and Placement (CPD) provides a platform to assist students in formulating and achieving their personal, educational and career goals. The
four major domains of CPD are:
Career Counseling Placements

01 02 03 04
International Psychological
Collaborations Counseling
With a clear focus and commitment, the Multi-disciplinary team of CPD includes counselors, psychologists, career advisors and job specialists, who specialize in
grooming students to meet the professional/practical challenges within and outside the University. They are fully committed in boosting up students' abilities to make
the best use of their potentials, skills and resources in a balanced psychological profile. It also supports students in their selection prospects in international
postgraduate educational programs around the world.

Directorate of Quality Assurance and Enhancement

Directorate of Quality Assurance and Enhancement (D QA&E) ensures and enhances quality of academic activities at UW in line with HEC policies. It periodically
conducts Self-Assessment Process, Institutional Performance Self Evaluation and MS/PhD Self Review to assess and evaluate the standard of academic programs. Due
to the coordinated efforts of D QA&E, UW is amongst the only few universities in the country to have achieved ISO 9001:2015 Certification and is in the process of
acquiring ISO 21001:2018 Educational Organizational Management System (EOMS) – a standard exclusively designed for educational institutions. UW has been
ranked as the 29th most sustainable University in Pakistan under UI GreenMetric World University Ranking 2020. In the recent ranking of QECs by HEC, UW Directorate
of Quality Assurance has been placed in the highest category that is “W” category, scoring 94.3% marks. In order to remain abreast with the global developments in the

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 The Campuses

field of Quality Assurance in higher education, D QA&E has acquired memberships of National and International Quality Bodies like Asia Pacific Quality Network
(APQN) and International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education (INQAAHE). D QA&E also fosters the stake holders' confidence by ensuring
accreditation of its programs through various Accreditation Councils and Academic Bodies of Higher Education.

Office of Research Innovation and Commercialization

Office of Research Innovation & Commercialization (ORIC) enhances the research culture through workshops, seminars and signing of MOUs with other universities
and organizations, both inland and abroad. It is also responsible for holding research based national and international conferences. The Office also works for managing
and expanding the research opportunities, linking them with industry and society through product commercialization and outreach activities, like technology displays
at various Expos and relevant national forums. The database of publications including impact factor and citation are maintained by the Office and is responsible to
evaluate the research publications of faculties as per UW Policy for the award of honorarium.
It also explores opportunities for research funding and travel grants. The office is an entry hub for research projects submission related to various fields. It strives hard
to keep up the maximum number of proposals submission and research articles by the faculty. It also offers suggestions for UW honorarium policy for research and is
looking forward to attain recognition of its journals by HEC.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Directorate
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Directorate (EID) is responsible to promote and nurture entrepreneurial skills in University graduates to enable them to start their
own businesses in manufacturing, designing and other social ventures relevant to their academic fields. It houses all kinds of hardware in the form of office space,
conference/meeting rooms, computing/internet facilities and more importantly qualified faculty to help them grow their businesses of incubate companies. The risks
involved in the formative years of the new startups are covered by the support of Business Incubation Centre. The mentors for these incubate companies are mainly
from our university; however, these also include professionals from our Alumni, relevant industries and other universities. Some of whom have volunteered
themselves to help these companies grow, and other are interested to be partners in developing these companies both at personal and institutional level.

Directorate of Human Resource

Directorate of Human Resource manages HR related aspects of its employees through defined policies and procedures. Its primary role encompasses diversified fields
like workforce planning and recruitment, performance management, salary progression, personnel management and grievances/discipline management. It also
provides a framework with regards to harmonizing HR management.

Directorate of Planning and Development

Directorate of Planning and Development (P&D) is responsible for proposing, designing, planning, assessing and evaluating the development work and maintenance
of the University infrastructure. The directorate ensures timely completion of projects. It coordinates development activities with various echelons for
implementation. It also provides maintenance facilities round the clock and advises strategies with comprehensive planning to support the university's mission.

Directorate of Media Publications

Directorate of Media Publications (MP) provides print and electronic media services to University of Wah through design and compilation of publications. These
include the bi-annual newsletters, annual reports, UW magazines, flyers, brochures, press releases and publicity.

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 Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Organizational Setup

Organizational Setup

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BO
G
Chairman BoG
Board of Governors
The University is functioning under the University of Wah Act 2009. Board of Governors (BoG) is the highest statuary body
of the University and all decisions are taken with the consent and approval of the BoG, which is headed by the Chairman
POFs. The Board meetings are held on regular basis to support and strengthen academic and administrative plans to help
in progression of the University. The BoG comprises the following:

Lt Gen Ali Amir Awan HI (M), Chairman POFs Board

Members
Maj Gen Azhar Naveed Hayat Khan HI (M), Director General (Commercial), POFs Ms Nasrin Tariq, MPA (W-301)

Mr Abdul Aziz Sheikh, Director Industrial & Commercial Relations, POFs Mr Iftikhar Ahmed Khan, MPA (PP-3)
Prof Dr Niaz Ahmad Akhtar SI, Vice Chancellor,
Brig Wajid Abbas (Retd), Director, POFs Welfare Trust
University of the Punjab
Brig Mir Ameer Ali, Director Administration, POFs
Secretary HED, Government of the Punjab
Brig Arshad Toufiq, Director Security, Wah Cantt
Prof Dr Jameel-Un Nabi, Vice Chancellor/Secretary
Mr Riaz ul Haq, Managing Director, POF Sanjwal
Brig Khalid Mahmood Anwar (Retd), Director QA&E
Mr Pervez Ahmed Arian, Managing Director, POF Havelian (Non-Voting Member)
Mr Rehan Waheed Khan, Director Services, POFs Prof Dr Zulfiqar Ahmad, Director ORIC
Mr Malik Taimoor Masood, MPA (PP-20) (Non-Voting Member)

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 Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Facilities

University of Wah provides a number of facilities to its students and faculty. These facilities help in making the environment conducive for learning and teaching.
Laboratories
University of Wah has an adequate number of teaching laboratories for its departments to help students gain the
theoretical and experimental learning in their relevant fields of studies. The laboratories are equipped with the
latest equipment and apparatus that offer students to perform hands-on experiments related to their
curricula. The list of laboratories is given under description of each department. A state-of-the-art UW
Lab Complex is available for doing research at graduate level by graduate students in the field of Biosciences,
Chemistry, Physics and other fields.

IT Services
Information Technology is the core of any institution and University of Wah is
cognizant of its significance in the field of education by providing its students
many IT services. These services include two data centres and sixteen state-of-the-
art computer labs in the University. Nine labs are in University of Wah, five are in
WEC Campus and two are in MDC Campus. All computers have latest software
and network capabilities. UW has acquired PERN2 bandwidth from HEC to fill the
University's aim of enabling its students in academics, research, fast and modern
computing and internet usage. All campuses and blocks are interlinked with
optical fibre in order to provide access to accurate and fast information. All IT
resources and contents are available to faculty and students round the clock on
and off Campus.

Library Services
a. Central Library
University of Wah has a central library. The central library spreads over a covered area of about 25000 square feet. Total
number of books available at the central library is 13,000. Total number of subscribed journals and magazines is 400 and
10 respectively. The library also contains database of 2500 e-books. Moreover, the central library has access to digital
library resources. It is also equipped with advanced security network and state-of-the-art equipment. The central library
provides a comfortable, conducive and peaceful environment where students can make use of the most advanced
facilities and a wide array of user empowered services.

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b. WEC Campus Library

The WEC campus library has approximately 18,200 books relevant for undergraduate and graduate engineering
programs. HEC digital library also exists within WEC library to provide campus wide access to research publications. A
database of about 5,200 e-books and a book bank of 3,000 facilitate students with textbooks on all related programs
throughout the course. The library also has subscribed to 15 international and 4 local journals to keep students in
touch with latest trends. WEC library has a spacious area and calm environment with photocopying and scanning
facility.

c. MDC Campus Library

The Mashal Campus library is located at MDC campus which provides the resources and environment
to enhance students' learning experience. It has a collection of 4,700 books on various subjects
available for students.

Student Facilitation Centre

Student Facilitation Centre apart from other facilities, provides guidance to students in acquiring
clearance certificates from the University. Online clearance is applied through AVICENNA link
available at University's website.
Hostels
Hostel accommodation is an essential facility for outstation students at affordable cost. The University has
two hostels, one for the male students and the other for female students, with a capacity of 325 and 150
students respectively. A well-organized mess in each hostel takes care of a balanced diet, required to meet the
essential dietary requirements of young students. The University ensures the safety and security of the
students through appropriate security measures. Other facilities provided in the hostels include laundry,
TV/Cable and Internet, newspapers, transport, indoor sports, gymnasium, library, etc. Preference in allotment of
hostel accommodation is given to outstation students. A Hostel Committee, supervised by the Warden, looks
after the hostel affairs. The consent of parent or guardian is essential while applying for hostel accommodation.
The hostel expenses are shared among all residents on monthly basis. Hostel rules may be revised/reviewed as
deemed necessary.
Transport
University of Wah has a sizeable fleet of transport facilitating the commuting of students on major specified routes within Wah and neighboring zones including
Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Hassan Abdal, Kamra and Attock at a nominal cost. The daily commuting facility at regular interval is also available to students residing in the
hostels. An additional transport facility in form of the POFs Welfare Trust Bus Service is also available to the students.

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Auditorium
University has an auditorium that serves as a meeting point for all major events and activities of the University such as convocation, seminars
Conferences, declamation contests and other co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. It has a seating capacity of about 800 with
state-of-the-art modern facilities.

Seminar Hall
The Seminar Hall is located at Quaid Campus and provides state-of-the-art media presentation and Video
Conferencing facilities. It can accommodate up to 70 participants. Meetings of major governing bodies,
seminars, conferences and guest lectures by national and international resource persons are held here in a
comfortable environment.
Multi-Purpose Hall
The Multi-Purpose Hall at Quaid Campus is a venue for holding various
University events. It has a covered area of 8,400 square feet and has a
seating capacity of approximately 500 persons. The hall is used for
hosting convocations, conduct of examinations, organizing get-togethers,
indoor activities, games and exhibitions.

Medical Facility
An on-campus medical facility is available to cater for the health needs of
the students. In case of serious medical issues, services of POFs Hospital
which is located nearby are available to the students of the University.
Facilities including ambulance, wheelchair and stretcher are also
available at Quaid Campus.

Alumni Association Office

Alumni Association Office maintains database of the University's Alumni and helps
them stay in touch with their alma mater and among themselves. It encourages
members of the Alumni Association to participate in activities of the University in order
to promote their interest in University's development. It facilitates and organizes
meetings/get-togethers between members and the faculty.

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University of Wah FM 101.8
University of Wah FM 101.8 is a non-commercial short-range educational Radio
Station established by the University to provide audio services to Wah and
adjoining areas including Taxila, Hassan Abdal and Hattar. The broadcasted
programs are related to education in totality, professional and social skills
needed for youth and community development. Along with the participation of
the faculty and students in programs, professionals and experts as resource
persons from different areas of specialization are invited to deliver live and
recorded lectures on relevant topics. UW radio station spreads positivity, hope,
patriotism, and national spirit among all its audiences, including students,
teachers, parents, and general public. UW FM radio programs cover educational
and professional contents such as entrepreneurship, literature, issues of the
society, entertainment, creativity in the form of fiction/stories and grooming of
professional/personality skills in youth. FM Radio also serves as a platform for
coverage of major events and announcements of UW and POFs. The transmission
link of University of Wah-FM 101.8 is available on UW official website as well as
University's Facebook page.

Cafeterias
The University has three cafeterias in respective campuses to provide comfortable environment to its students where they can relax
and enjoy. Meals and snacks at the cafeterias are provided on subsidized rates with good food qualit.y A cafeteria committee keeps
check on the quality and rates of the eatables, apart from maintaining good hygienic standards.
 Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 AVICENNA

AVICENNA
AVICENNA is the Campus Management System (CMS) of University of Wah that maintains and processes database and provides online academic/curricular records and
students' results. It is a web-based application with multiple web browsers support that manages all day to day activities of UW efficiently and securely across multiple
departments, faculty, staff and students. AVICENNA CMS is named after Ibn-e-Sina (c. 980 - 1037), a great Persian Scholar of the Islamic Golden Age and has been
indigenously developed by the IT Team at University of Wah.
Following are the AVICENNA modules that are operational to perform various functions of the University:

Ÿ Document Management
System (e Office)
Ÿ Fee Management System
Conduct of Online Admissions

Student Affairs/ Conduct of Online Entry Tests

Alumni Registration

Student Information
System

AVICENNA
Student Services
(Clearance, Transcript,
Degree Requests)
Faculty
Information

Evaluation in OBE System

Course
Management
System
Result Management
System
Faculty Evaluation Attendance Management

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Co-Curricular &
Activities
Extra-Curricular
 Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities

Student Affairs Committee

Student Affairs Committee is run by the faculty of the University. This committee ensures fulfillment of the objective of enhancing students' participation in co-curricular
and extra-curricular activities by devolution of power to them. Student Affairs Committee organizes and manages events as outlined in the Academic Calendar.

Student Council
Student Council is an elected student body that is responsible for arranging and managing all co-curricular and extra-curricular activities through various clubs and
societies. Student Council comprises elected office bearers (students) as following:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
President Vice President Asst. Vice President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer
(Final Year) (Final Year) (3rd Year) (3rd Year) (Final Year) (3rd Year)

Student Council works under the guidance of the Student Affairs Committee. Student Council members also contribute in observance of University's regulations
regarding general discipline of students.

Clubs and Societies

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are integral part of any educational institute. These activities play a major role in personality development. University of Wah
provides opportunities for character building, life-long learning and interpersonal values. Students learn attributes like teamwork, sportsmanship, self-discipline and
hard work through these activities. For this purpose, the University has various clubs and societies as following:

a. Debating Club
Tthe Debating Club aims to enhance the communication skills of students to face the
real-world challenges. It is managed by students under the supervision of a faculty in-
charge. The club arranges inter and intra-departmental competitions like bilingual
declamations and speech contests and prepares teams for competitions at national level
to represent the University. The Club invites judges from outside the University to
adjudicate the competitions. The activities organized by the Club build and improve
public speaking, leadership skills and create critical thinking among the Students.

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b. Fine Arts Club

Fine Arts Club provides an opportunity and a platform to hone the “artist within” the
students by recognizing and assisting their work. Fine Arts Club aims to encourage the
pursuit of art forms like music, drama, sketching, painting and photography, thus ensuring
that the students' work is seen, heard and valued. Regular inter-departmental and
individual competitions are held to give opportunities to students for presenting their
fine arts work. Amazing level of talent is visible during student functions.

c. Environmental Club
The Environmental Club arranges different awareness programs like plantation and anti-
smoking campaigns to create awareness among students for protection of environment.
Representatives of environmental protection agencies are periodically invited to share
their views on the subject through seminars etc.

d. Sports Society
Sports Society encourages students to participate in sports, thereby enhancing their
physical, social, intellectual and personal development. It manages and provides sports
facilities such as:

3 4
Football Basketball

2 Hockey
5 10
Volleyball Card Games

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Cricket Badm Chess
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Office bearers are elected annually who organize annual sports competitions and oversee functioning of the Sports Society. Apart from this, POFs Sports Complex is also
available which can be utilized by the University students. It has squash courts, hockey stadium, tennis courts, swimming pool, golf club, shooting club and gymnasiums.
Various national and international tournaments are held at the Complex.

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e. Outdoor Activities Club

Outdoor Activities Club provides an opportunity to students to overcome the monotonous routine of campus life by planning outdoor excursion trips such as hiking,
travelling and recreational trips. Such activities add color to students' lives.
f. UW Mass and Media Club
UW Mass and Media Club (MMC) has grown from a social, cultural and videography service to an all-round student experience. MMC, being one of the most active clubs in
UW, provides students with opportunities to step out of the academic sphere and become interactive. MMC has become a platform for hosting competitions, interactive
discourses and festivals. MMC has students' best interests at heart and organizes events that are crucial for a wholesome education outside the bounds of instructional
theory. UW MMC is also responsible for publishing University magazines i.e.‘The Oasis’ & ‘The Ray’.

g. Social Services Club

Social Services Club works for the welfare of community in solving their problems and
needs by providing amenities, guidance, education and financial assistance. The Club
inspires the students to love, share and serve the community through special
interpersonal liaison, holding community building activities and summer community
school. It also inculcates in the students the passion to volunteer for the well-being of
common masses, hence becoming responsible members of the society.

h. Blood Donation Club

Blood Donation Society manages biannual blood donation camps to motivate students
for helping others through blood donation. It also keeps a record of prospective blood
donors who can be approached in time of need. The society also coordinates with
different foundations who establish blood donation camps in different institutions.

i. Professional Societies
Various departmental professional societies have been formed so that the students can stay updated with the latest developments and happenings in their professional
fields.These societies provide extensive opportunities in nurturing students' research and presentation skills by organizing seminars, lectures, project competitions,
exhibitions and workshops in their respective fields of studies. Following is the list of professional societies functioning in the University:
UW Mathematics Society Mechanical Professional Society ASCE WEC Chapter
UW Economics Society Electrical Professional Society AICHE WEC Chapter
UW Professional Society of Psychology MTS Professional Society
UW Physics Society Chemical Professional Society
UW Computing Society Civil Professional Society
UW Yaqoot-e-Chemia ASME WEC Chapter

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Student Tutors
A tutor from among the faculty members of each department is allocated to each batch of students. A tutor is a communicative bridge between the faculty and student. He
is responsible for facilitating the academic as well as general issues of students. Furthermore, tutors help students identify and achieve high academic goals and take
advantage of learning opportunities. The tutors also guide students at the time of registration for each semester.
Industrial Visits and Study Tours
During each academic year, students visit different industries/organizations/study sites so that they may get exposure to the practical working environment. These visits
are organized by the university and conducted under supervision of the faculty members. Students also submit a report after completion of the tour/visit.

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 OBE System

OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION SYSTEM

What is Outcome Based Education (OBE)?

It is NOT a separate degree program.

Outcome Based Education (OBE) demonstrates the measurable outcomes that the students are capable to
apply at the end of the course. The goal of OBE is to bridge education and employability. Sequence of steps in
OBE are as follows:

Identifying the outcomes of the degree program.

The curriculum is designed based on identified outcomes.
Classroom instructions are assessments are developed to achieve these outcomes.
Relationship between curriculum design and employability is evaluated.

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OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION SYSTEM

Expectation from the Students in OBE

Being ready to demonstrate what they know
Accepting responsibility of what they don’t know
Being prepared to continue achieving and reaching high performance
Accomplish all 12 PLOs in order to obtain your respective degree

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personality traits to
become a responsible
professional as an
individual and in a
team.
Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Department of Chemical Engineering

Our Faculty
Dr Khurram Shahzad
PhD Chemical Engineering, Ryerson University, Canada
Research Interests: Renewable Energy, Waster Water Treatment, Environmental
Remediation
(051) 9157737 Email: khurram.shahzad@wecuw.edu.pk

Dr Saleem Iqbal Mr Usman Asghar

Lecturer/Program Coordinator
PhD Chemical Engineering & Technology, Beijing University
of Chemical Technology (BUCT), Beijing, PR China Circulating Fluidized
Research Interests: Layer-by-Layer Self-Assembly, High Gravity Field Applications Bed Reactors, Three Phase Fluidized bed
in Ultrathin Films Fabrication, Surface Molecular Imprinting, Bio-Waste to Energy
Email: saleem.iqbal@wecuw.edu.pk

Ms Rabia Sabir Ms Ammara Waheed

Nanotechnology,
Hybrid Nano Fluids Applications, Wastewater Studies of Biosorption

Mr Fazeel Ahmed Mr Muhammad Umar Mushtaq

Sarawak,
Malaysia
Polyethene Wastewater Treatment

Ms Aasia Farrukh Mr Nazar Mehmood

MS Chemical Engineering MS Chemical Engineering

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and socially
responsible to meet
industrial needs.
Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Department of Civil Engineering

MS Construction Engineering & Management

Eligibility Criteria: BSc Engineering in relevant discipline with minimum
CGPA 2.00/4.00, or equivalent (55%), UW Entry Test or GAT-General (50%
Marks), or GRE-General (50 Percentile).

(For further information please refer to our UW Graduate Prospectus)

Engr. Awais Sikandar

I belong to Swabi, District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
In 2014 I completed my Pre-Engineering from a well-known College located in Swabi
(The QIMS College). After which I got admission in Civil Engineering department at
Wah Engineering College. With parents support and prayers, and my hard work in
2018 I graduated as Civil Engineer. It was an honor to be a part of this institution which
helped me in developing my personality and character.
Soon after graduation, I entered into professional life as a Site Engineer in Khyber
Grace PVT. LTD under the supervisory certificated issued by Pakistan Engineering
Council (PEC). I served that organization for 10 months after which I started my higher
studies. I again got admission at Wah Engineering College in MS Construction
Engineering and Management. It was a great honor that during my MS studies I got
a chance to start my academic career. I served two local technical colleges as
lecturer. In 2020 I joined Wah Engineering College as LAB Engineer. I have
completed my MS Construction Engineering and Management course

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work and now I have started my MS research work.

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Department of Electrical Engineering

Our Faculty
Mr Mian Farhan Ullah
Mr Ijaz Husnain
MS Electrical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt
Research Interests: Power Quality improvement, Custom Power Devices,
Dynamic Voltage Restorer, DSTATcom, Sliding Made Controller, Super Twisting
Algarithm, Renewable Energy System, DEED, Machine Learning

Mr Naveed Anwar Mr Rizwan Ullah Khan

MS Electrical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt MS Electrical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt

,Optimization Research Interests: Power System Engineering, Renewable

Techniques Energy System, Smart Micro Grid, Nano-Technology, Internet of Things

Ms Ifra Naz Mr Muhammad Riaz

MS Electrical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt

s Intelligence,
Optimal Power Flow Solution

Mr Waqas Ahmed

Smart Micro Grid

On Study Leave
Ms Samra Kanwal Mr Syed Hassan Ahmed Bukhari
Lecturer Lab Engineer

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Eligibility Criteria: BSc Engineering in relevant discipline with minimum

CGPA 2.00/4.00, or equivalent (55%), UW Entry Test or GAT-General (50%
a z
Marks), or GRE-General (50 Percentile).
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s.
(For further information please refer to our UW Graduate Prospectus) M
MS student and Lab Engineer at
Wah Engineering College. The
curriculum and laboratory
Eligibility Criteria: MS Degree in relevant discipline with minimum CGPA environment at WEC was very
3.00/4.00 or equivalent (70%), or GAT-Subject (60% Marks), or GRE-Subject challenging and diverse. I learned
(60 Percentile).
to manage my time, apply myself to
complete challenging assignments,
to write effectively, and to quickly
learn the fundamental concepts of
(For further information please refer to our UW Graduate Prospectus)
any field and analyze a great deal of
information. The last skill is
perhaps my greatest strength
professionally which prepared me
to succeed after WEC in many

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ways.

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Mr Muhammad Abdul Ahad Mr Furqan Jamil

Lecturer Lecturer
MS Mechanical Engineering, GIK Institute MS Mechanical Engineering, UET Taxila
Research Interests: Active Magnetic Bearings, Magnetic Coupling Research Interests: Heat Transfer, Phase Change Materials, Thermal
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles, System Dynamics and Control Management of Photovoltaic, Thermo-Fluids
Mechanical Design
Email: furqan.jamil@wecuw.edu.pk
Email: abdul.ahad@wecuw.edu.pk

Ms Syeda Laraib Tariq

Lecturer
MS Mechanical Engineering, UET Taxila
Research Interests: Heat Transfer, Renewable Energy, Mechanical Vibrations
Phase Change Materials (PCMs), Thermal Management of Electronic
Components
Email: laraib.tariq@wecuw.edu.pk

On Study Leave
Ms Anam Nadeem Mr Hussain Ahmed Tariq
Lecturer Lecturer

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Department of
Mechatronics
Engineering

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Department of Mechatronics Engineering

Our Faculty Dr Mohammad Asim Farooqi

Robotics, Multifingered Robot Hand, Kinematics, Manipulation Planing,

Primitive Based Manipulation, Autonomous Navigation Mobile Robots
(051) 9157740 asim@wecuw.edu.pk

Dr Shaukat Ali Dr Waseem Shahzad

PhD Robotics & Intelligent Machine Engineering,
SMME, NUST, Islamabad

Mr Khurram Shahzad Khalid Ms Fadia Ali Khan

Sr Lecturer/Undergraduate Program Coordinator

Ms Aisha Akbar Awan Ms Nazo Haroon

MS Electrical Engineering, NUST EME, Rawalpindi

Mr Muhammad Qasim Manan Mr Iqbal Hayat

Jr Lecturer
MS Mechanical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt MS Mechanical Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt

Mr Nafees Ur Rehman Mr Jamshaid Usman

Jr Lecturer Jr Lecturer

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 Department of Mechatronics Engineering

Mr Muhammad Ali Mr Inzamam

BSc Mechatronics Engineering, UW, Wah Cantt
Research Interests: Embedded Systems, Robotics and
Autonomous System
Email: inzamam.mehmood@wecuw.edu.pk

Mr Muhammad Ismail
BSc Mechatronics Engineering, UET, Taxila
Research Interests: Machine Design, System Design &
Integration Transducers and Instrumentation
Email: muhammad.ismail@wecuw.edu.pk

On Study Leave
Ms Ayesha Maroof
Lecturer

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Career
Prospects
Mechatronics engineering being an industry
driven discipline has gained a unique
importance and found a well-deserved space in
engineering sector. Mechatronics engineer are
considered to have more opportunities as this
Mechatronics Computer Lab Robotics Lab engineering discipline incorporates
mechanical, electrical and computer sciences in
a synergistic fashion. Therefore, mechatronics
engineers are better equipped to handle
complicated tasks as they are having deep
understanding and concept of the three major
fields. Prospects for mechatronics engineers are
found in the design, implementation and
improvement of high-tech products and
systems. It is expected that mechatronics
engineers will have better opportunities in
industrial world with every passing year.
CNC Machines Lab Mechatronics Projects Lab

Embedded Systems Lab Sensors & Actuators Lab

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Undergraduate Prospectus 2021-22 BS Engineering Technology Programs

BS Engineering
Technology
Programs
BS Engineering Technology, a four years evening program, is being run by University of Wah, since Oct 2014, both in Electrical and Mechanical
streams, with intake of 50 students in each discipline. The curriculum has been designed to support Research & Design approach with more
emphasis on Industrial Training to impart hands on skills in students, which will enhance the capability of supervision and converting the designs
prepared by the engineers into its tangible form.
The program comprises of courses, containing engineering modules and lab works. By virtue of this curriculum, the program will produce
Engineering Technologists, who will assist the engineers in modern engineering practices. Moreover, after completing 6 academic semesters in
university of wah, the student will undergo continuous supervised, 32 weeks Practical Industrial Training, consisting of two semesters that is 7th and
8th semester of the program. This training will be carried out at different industries.
In addition, graduates of this program will certainly get richer experience and exposure to Engineering Technologies due to the patronage of
Pakistan Ordinance Factories. Beside this, a net of state of Art industries like HMC, HEC, HIT, AWC and PAF Kamra in the neighborhood will not only
boost the training opportunities but may also serve to absorb the engineering technologists as their employee.

Programs Offered
Ÿ BS Chemical Engineering Technology
Ÿ BS Civil Engineering Technology
Ÿ BS Electrical Engineering Technology
Ÿ BS Mechanical Engineering Technology
Ÿ BS Mechatronics Engineering Technology
Ÿ BS Petroleum Engineering Technology

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Scheme of Studies
BBA (02 Years)
Total Credit Hours (CH): 82

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