Issue XXIV

EMENENTS SHINE AT MCE

IEEE-ICET 08

APSACS Team Visit APS-EME

EMEnents Shine

“Motivation for Smart people.”, by NS Syed Ather Ali

Focus: Dr Afzaal Malik

Editor Campbuzz Weds

Fund Raising for Earthquake Vic-tims

I N S I D E THIS ISSUE

Editors of Campbuzz

Maj Kashan Siddiqui, MED Tel : 0321-2616547, 2502

Maj Ateeque Nawaz, SO

Tel : 0321-5145604, 1004

NS Malik Basharat, DME

Tel: 0300-4725488

EME College hosts first international conference 4th IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies held on 18-19 October

(DCE) 4th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies was held in EME College on 18—19 October under arrangements of Department of Computer Engineering (DCE). Brig Muhammad Younus Javed was the overall in-charge of the event. Scholars and Doctors from different parts of the word presented their research papers. overall in-charge of the event. Scholars and Doctors from different parts of the word presented their research papers.

FROM EME TO AIR UNIVERSITY

Dr Ejaz Malik the former HOD Mechanical Engineers Department has been as-signed what he calls a more challenging assignment as the Vice Chancellor Ship of Air University. Dr Ejaz A Malik headed the Mechanical Engi-neering Department for eight years. It clearly reflects the quality of Faculty we have here at NUST.

The beauty associated with EME College is not only the scholarly attribute of its students but their mul-tidimensional growth laying empha-sis on co curricular and extra cur-ricular activities. It was once again proved when Emenents emerged victorious in volley ball at a compe-tition held at Military College of Engineer Risalpur. It was not only Volley ball Emenents were declared Runner ups in the Football. The Commandant EME College has con-gratulated the teams on this success.

Dr Afzaal Mailk takes over as HOD Mech Dr Afzaal Malik has been appointed as Head iof De-partment of Mechanical Engi-neering. Dr Afzaal Malik has been lecturing here since 1996. To his credit he has one hundred and twenty five research papers. He did his MS and PhD in Nuclear En-gineering from School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technol-ogy USA.

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EMENENTS DOMINATE AT THE ALL PAKISTAN COMPETITION HELD AT PNEC

Issue XXIV Thursday, 20 November 2008 Copies : 700 Pages : 8 Printed at : Printing Press-EME College

Disclaimer : All contents of Campbuzz are the writers’ / contributors’ personal views and are not to be taken as official opinion /

This issue is composed by

NS M. Umar Bilal DE 28 DCE

Tel: 0321-4470448

Campbuzz, The Fortnightly Newsletter of College of E&ME

APSACS sect evaluation team comprising Mrs. Mahjabeen amin, Dee director training & evaluation Mrs. Salman, Mrs. Noreen and Mrs. Naqvi evalu-ated APS EME College on 15th Oct 2008. The members of the team headed by Mrs. Mahjabeen amin checked pro-fessional documents main-tained by the principal, sec-tion heads and the teachers. The team members observed the teachers in classes, general discipline and overall working of the school. Then they held a post visit conference with faculty members after pack up

APSACS SECTT TEAM VISIETD APS EME COLLEGE CAMPUS

Editor of Campbuzz Weds Maj Attique Nawaz, SO to Comdt is finally tied into a marriage. His marriage took place on 22 Octo-ber in Rawalpindi and Walima on 23 October in his h o m e t o w n Kamra. All of us join hands to this gesture of good luck to him and warmest wishes for a happy after life. ‘afterlife’.

Second Generation Emenent

Thursday, 20 November 2008 2

In order to help the victims of Baluchistan earthquake which shook the lines and properties of thousands a charity match was played with emenents as hosting Beaconhouse School. It was be soccer. The match fee has been decided Rs 50 which is very small amount for every individual but when we contribute collectively it does make a difference. The match was played on Thursday 13th Nov at EME college stadium at 1400 hrs , and it attracted support of many supporters from both sides. The match was played in a very friendly manner and finally the hosts won the match by 4-3.

“Lets Make a Difference” EMENENTS joins hand to the cause

First ever article writing competition held under the flag of camp-buzz and organized by the body of campbuzz got huge success although the competition was right before the finals. A good forty students took part in this competition held in ASG lecture hall on 6th June. The articles have been evaluation and the announced prizes are precious. The Best Article “I THINK THEREFORE I AM” by NS Jawwad Ahmed 29 MECH Second position by NS Ahmed Zia 28 MECH for “ I PLANT MY TREES SO MY CHILDREN GET THE SHADE.”. NS Jawwad Ahmed 29 MECH will find his way to commandants’ garden party and the articles have been already published in the campuzz. All other articles will be published in coming issues of the campbuzz.

A campuzz presentation, article writing competition gets a rousing response (Reprint from Campuzz XIX)

Group Photo of players and officials at the end of the football match.

timings and shared various pro-fessional points with them. Later on they held orientation meeting with representatives from the parents. The team members also had a nice discussion & ex-change of views about the school matters with directors APS af-fairs Col Muhammad Khalid Sharif being the member of the garrison working body (GWB) and with the Principal Col (R) Sabir Hussain shah. The evalua-tion team spent full day from 0730 to 1830 hrs in the evening and left the school at 1900 hrs in the evening.

Pc Arslan Amer Qazi is 2nd emenent at home. He is in DE-30 doing Electrical Engineering. Earlier from the same department his father now Col Amer Qazi did engineering as part of DE-6. Presently Col Amer Qazi is doing as Dy Comdt 501 Base Workshop .


Do you ever feel there is a beast inside you bursting to get out? You can feel it sometimes, can't you? A voice engulfs your inner self, compelling you to make something out of your life. You feel the change in yourself: being metamor-phosized from someone normal to someone special. You fell like a god, bound in a human body. You are strong and cou-rageous. You are bold. You are unstoppable! But then, reality settles in and soon these feelings are history. You wonder where is that voice gone? Was it ever there or were you just undergoing through the delusion of grandeur. It isn't hard at all to pump yourself to an 'emotional-high' state. Visit a seminar of any good motivational speaker and you will feel motivated, attend any pop/rock concert and you will be dancing in the aisle feeling and pumped up. Try a more simple approach, turn on your favorite music genre at full volume, stand tall, breathe strong, chest out, shoulders back, strut like a superhero and shout "YESSS!", you may look like a dolt but times actually works to charge your emo-tions! After sometime this emotional and motivational up heave fades away. All the bright and revolu-tionary ideas which came to your mind now seem impractical. Have you ever experienced thinking "I will get 100% grade point average this semester" and week later forgotten it? I’m sure a lot. Getting motivated and keeping the same tempo throughout the action phase is difficult. The key to motivation and keeping it intact is state management. Several ways can be adopted to develop this, and depending on your personality, each method can be either effective or not. One way to do this is using techniques like anchoring i.e. associating an emotion to a physical trigger. This, however, is not as effective since one constantly needs to recondition the anchoring source. Another method for emotional motivation is to jet down the pleasure associate with a task and the pain of not doing it. The idea here again, is to stir up emotions to get oneself mo-tivated to do a particular job. Anyone who has undergone emotional motivation will radi-cally pin point something: this kind of motivation is short lived, even though the emotions involved are intense. This is more common for technically minded people because a point comes when pure logic overwhelms our emotions. Take an example of visiting a motivational speaker: every time you listen to him/her you get the emotional ‘yo-yo’ effect, but soon this fades away and your personal intellect takes over. Everyone is an emotional creature to a certain extent, but for the 'smart' people, their emotional sensors eventually scrub off any emotion which doesn't satisfy their logic.

Motivation for Smart People By NS Syed M. Ather Ali

Does this mean that logic-influenced and technical minded people can never be motivated? NO! They can be motivated by intellect, logic reasoning and sometimes judgment. This is not a bad idea at all. Take an example for instance, I go to the college every day four days a week, I don't need any emo-tional backup to come here, I just come here because it satis-fies my mind that I am going to learn something new. simi-larly, if one sets a goal to achieve something which is coher-ent with his/her logic, he/she can be motivated for achieving it. Some goals might seem right at first, but when you dig deep within, you see you can never be motivated enough to achieve them because deep down inside you know that you are not satisfied by setting them as the goals you would like to achieve . Goals which are too timid and little do not invoke the moti-vation one needs. A person stays in the delusion that he can anytime accomplish that goal and never fells motivated in actually accomplishing it. On the other hand, it may seem counter-intuitive that one might be motivated at all if he/she sets scary goals. But, the

number of times this has occurred in peo-ple's success that its tough to count this out. Look around the world for successful peo-ple, they set goals which lay well outside their comfort zones, yet they feel motivated about achieving their target, not emotionally, but through logic and eventually succeeded in accomplishing the goal. Take example of Abraham Lincoln, son of a peanut farmer who became America's most influential president. There countless more example to observe. Setting big, audacious, scary goals is the prime way for 'smart' people to get them-

selves motivated in actually doing something and achieving their targets. One just has to try it and extract out all fears, only this will trigger and activate one’s inner-resources for the completion of the goal with motivation being the chief driving force.

Everyone is an emotional

creature to a certain extent,

but for the 'smart' people,

their emotional sensors

eventually scrub off any

emotion which doesn't satisfy

their logic.


NS Syed Muhammad Ather Ali is a student of DE-

28 Cptr Engg. This article, he wrote in Campbuzz

Article Writing Competition.

Happy Birthday

Emenents celebrating their birthdays in this week.

NS M Waqas Chaudhry 27 Cptr( 20 November)

NS Saqib Javed 28 Mech ( 22 November)

The editorial board hearty congratulates him on their birth-

day and wish them very best of luck for the years to come.


When you wake up in the morning, is there anything you want more than just to sleep five more minutes? Same was the case with me when I woke up at 7:15 in the morning. I was up late the last night because of a major project and covering some assignments. I kept putting my alarm on snooze again and again till the very last minute I could afford to be in bed. At 7:50 I finally got up and dashed out to get ready. As always I was getting late for my first lecture. Walking on the ring road, half running, I heard a voice “Saaa…b!” … “Ruuk jain saab!” A staff appeared out of nowhere and was on to me with a huge greedy grin on his face. He scanned me and found quite a lot to fine me for. After a few minutes of unsuccessful pleading and getting fined 500 over the haircut I was running towards the class in an even worse mood. I raced again towards my block and just as I reached the door of my class I saw the lecturer who was about to enter the class. I slowed down for him to enter first. But when I entered the room he turned around and asked “yes? Why are you late?” And I just stood there with a startled face, trying to catch my breath and calculating the number of classes I could afford to miss. All this created such a depressed forlorn look on my face that he had to let me in. Phew…. Now it was hard to keep awake in the first lecture of the day, but I somehow managed. After that I decided to go to the library to lookup some stuff. As I entered the library and turned left, quite a lot of pairs of heads raised and looked at me with a curious expression and there expres-sions asking me a simple question “what are you doing here alone?” I asked myself the same thing and turned right towards the computer section of the library. Wishing to use the internet I tried to find a computer that worked. Each one had some problem and I had to suppress the urge to combine different components from different computers in an attempt to make a fully working PC. But found out that the net server was down and found that I had no internet access. Then I decided to give up and go to have something to eat at the famous not hot spt. Getting my things from the crowded shop as I reached the lawn yet again a staff appeared and shouted “Saaab! Ye families ki jagah hay!” and I was left in a half standing half sitting position with a cup in one hand and a plate in the other, appreciat-ing the humor of what the staff just said but too caught up in my own predicament to enjoy it much. Then I accompanied the staff to the approved spot for boys and ate my breakfast in a congested noisy space looking at the empty lawn that I could’ve enjoyed in-stead. Wondering how does the staff do that, you look here you there and just as you are about to do something forbidden they al-ways appear in the same manner with a Punjabi movie style voice and Mustafa qureshi style grin clearly saying phhass giya ain bachaya!. Finally I got free from the college and returned to my hostel aiming to study with some out living class fellows. Just when we have started off a bearer comes in and tells us that out livings are not allowed in the hostel! And so went on another simple happy day in our college. We are the educational elite in Pakistan claiming to be in league with LUMS and GIKI. No UPS, no generator, no solid net avail-ability, and oh yeah! We still have problems with our bathrooms. It’s beginning to look like that all we’ve got are rules or broken out of order facilities.

Another day in College Written by Harris Janjua

It was a pleasure to burn. So begins the perfect dark master piece dealing with human freedom and censorship written by Ray Bradbury. The name Fahrenheit 451 represents the temperature at which book paper burns. The book depicts a future where televi-sion dominates the culture and books are banned and burnt. Rigid conformity is expected from everyone and independent thought is banished.

It portrays that if pointless television, unbound commercialism and meaningless trivia is allowed to overwhelm reading and thoughtful debate, it would lead to a society which might be stable but so mindless and stagnant that it would not be worth living in.

The story revolves around a person whose profession is to hunt down books and anything related to literature and burn them down to ashes. But things begin to change once he starts to taste the for-bidden fruit of knowledge.

This book is not just about censorship, it also deals with the inherent tension existing between knowledge and ignorance in ad-vanced societies and intellectual freedom in an environment of oppressive indoctrination.

As compared with dystopian heavy weights like Aldous Hux-ley's Brave New World and George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four, this book is quite short and easy to read. Yet it loses none of its potency and flavor. The use of the mythic ideas of fire salaman-ders and the phoenix make the book more poetic than any other dystopian work. And unlike many futuristic works it gives a unique literary pleasure.

We have started our descent into a media driven society where moral education, reading, and reason are being made extinct or downright subversive. And the unsettling insights of this book are more relevant today than sixty years ago when it was originally written.

POEM PC ARSLAN AMER QAZI DE30

"SHE LEFT....ME" I gave my heart in her hands, She just looked, and gazed at me, All the joys had stopped when, She thought as a kid of me. All the times i spent for her, Can'tsay those were the best for me. But whenever,me,she used to see, Pleasure did come back to me, All the times i looked for her, In the darkness she searched for me, But the end was not the same, It was a shock for me, But was very hard to see, My life couldn't do this to me! When I had waited so long for thee, Couldn't she wait a bit for me

Thursday, 20 November 2008 4 Book Review

Fahrenheit 451 Written by M Usman Farooq 27EE


Its worth mentioning here that modeling and simulation of Dynamic systems using bond graph method is a unique course be-ing offered only at EME College and conducted by Dr Afzaal Malik for the last 13 years. There is no other university/institution offering any thing like that. Dr Afzaal Malik is known for his research across the globe and to his credit he has as many as one hundred and twenty five research papers. At the moment fours scholars are doing their PhD under his supervision. Two out of them are getting almost over with it. At overage, six student complete their Masters every year under his supervision/guidance. In recognition of his research work, the Pakistan Academy of sciences awarded Dr Afzaal Malik a Gold Medal and gave an award for the best research in Pakistan in the category of engineer-ing and technology for the year 2001. Dr Afzaal Malik was handed over the award by Dr Atta Ur Rehman in 2002. South Asia publications awarded him the “ 2001 Star Laureate” award for best research in the category of engineering in 2007 for Pakistan in a competition on all Pakistan basis, It was decided by a panel com-prising judges who were the three vice chancellors of the universi-ties. One of his research papers related to tribology was declared the top most paper in USA after peer review of research papers from all over the world. Dr Afzaal Malik has got a deep interest in structural analysis and problems related to them. He has contributed in enhancing the efficiency of Al Khalid Tank being manufactured at HIT by initiat-ing research related to auto frettege, the engineering used to strengthen pressure vessels including gun barrels. Dr Afzaal Malik has a wealth of experience and to keep him-self abreast with the latest development he very regularly attends the International Conferences/Seminars by ASME, JSME, CNS. Dr Afzaal Malik is convinced Pakistan has got a matchless name “ The land of pure” our capital is Islamabad meaning “ the city of peace “ and we should be good citizens with our focus on education and it must be research based education. Talent and hard work are the only two attributes required for the quality education and we as a nation have a lot potential and this would improve the ranking of our universities a great deal. NS Malik Basharat the editor feels proud to have interviewed such a learned, highly qualified, experienced, an engineer and a scientist and above all the personality who is held in the highest of the esteems. In fact Dr Afzaal Malik is the real asset of the depart-ment of Mechanical Engineer in particular and NUST in general. The editors of campbuzz wish Dr Afzaal a very happy time as Head of Department and would like to congratulation him on as-suming the prestigious appointment of HOD DME.

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UK TRIP Continued from Page 8

It was a 2 week tour which started on 24th of July. The first univer-sity visited was University of Surrey, which is located in Guild-ford, Surrey in the South East of England. Students visited different departments and were shown high-tech laboratories and their state-of-the-art equipment. They were also told about the research car-ried out in different departments. One of these departments is the conducts extensive research on small satellites and has a high num-ber of staff. Postgraduate programs and admission procedures were explained to prospective students. This university announced that it would exempt the students of NUST from the IELTS test due to the high ranking and reputation of NUST. NUST has already signed an MOU with University of Surrey. The next destination was the University of Southampton, which is located on the south coast of England. This university is a member of the elite “Russell Group”, an Association of leading UK research-intensive Universities. Students got a chance to see different re-search facilities and laboratories. The students also visited an under-construction clean room complex, which when completed will be one of the most exciting interdisciplinary scientific research facili-ties in the country. The trip also included a visit to the University of Leeds. This uni-versity too is member of the Russell Group. The university pro-vided excellent accommodation and catering services to the visiting delegation. Students of Electrical and Computer Engineering were taken to the School of Computing, whereas the students of Mecha-tronics and Mechanical Engineering visited the School of Process Environmental and Material Engineering (SPEME). Here the stu-dents got a chance to see different state-of-the-art Electron Micro-scopes. Students also visited the School of Mechanical Engineering (SME). The last destination of the trip was the University of Glasgow, situated in the beautiful, historic and exciting city of Glasgow in Scotland. This university is ranked amongst the top 100 universi-ties of the world and has a history of more than 500 years. The best part of the stay in Glasgow was the visit to the City Chambers where a dinner was hosted in the honor of the Pakistani delegation by Mr. Hamza Malik, a Pakistani-born Councilor of Glasgow. The trip concluded on 8th of August when a few students returned to Pakistan but several extended their stay in the UK. The trip was an admirable step taken by the NUST, because it was a chance for the students to get exposure to foreign universities and to see their standard of research with which they have to compete in order to strive in their field. Visits arranged to these universities at the undergrad level help in enhancing the reputation of NUST. Collaboration with these universities must be established, and such visits must be regularly arranged in the future. Degree-27 Electrical Meets the Commandant

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CI Brig. Abdul Ghafoor was also present on this occasion. The meeting formally began with Commandant’s address in which he laid emphasis on responsibilities of students and importance of setting goals and objectives in life. He highlighted that it is the re-sponsibility of those 30%of Pakistan’s youth, who are fortunate enough to get education, to transfer education to those 70 % who are unable to have this privilege. Then the students sought permiss-


ion to discuss some academic issues with him With commandant’s permission the discussion was moderated by the representative of the class, Mr. Uzair Sukhera and all students were invited to raise questions on different issues in an organized manner. The meeting with commandant was scheduled for an hour however on the re-quest of students the commandant graciously granted an extra half hour.

A vast and exciting new chapter of extra curricular

activities in college.

Membership open to all. And all work is voluntary. You might appear only for the projects or events

you are genuinely interested in.

As a member start a project of your own! You would be in charge of your own idea and many

interested members will be there to help you!

So, fill out the form and get connected with all the interesting people in college!

Forms available at stationary and photocopy shop.

For details visit spal.ceme.edu.pk/zouq


Articles related to science, literature, arts, history, tech-nology, IT, commerce etc.

Coverage of events occurring in college along with photo-graphs.

Account of seminars and courses being run at college.

Achievements of students.

Jokes, quotations, poetry, book reviews, essays etc.

College routine and escapades. Sports, entertainment, films

and songs etc. Suggestions and recommenda-

tions are welcome. Advertisements


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Place an order and it would be delivered within a week.

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CSD Mobile Van has started visiting EME Col-lege and Jhangi Complex a few weeks back. In col-lege, it is opened near Sports Ground along the circular road. Timings are as under:-

CSD MOBILE SHOP TIMINGS (EVERY TUESDAY)

0900—1300 Hrs EME College 1330—1700 Hrs Jhangi Complex



Super sixes cricket tournament organized by SAS attracted 16 teams and kept them busy for a week. The final was played on 6th Nov 2008. the finalists “Laado 29” remained unbeaten throughout and won the tournament. “Jeega Jeega” was other team to play the final but lost. The winning team has been promised Rs 3000 as a cash prize by the SAS. The tournament was very well organized and everybody playing and watching enjoyed. We could have easily seen the sportsman spirit being exhibited by the players and almost all the games. Winning or loosing does not matter at all. They people who matter in SAS deserve our applause in conducting such a nice tournament but at the very same time they themselves should also exhibit sportsman spirit and except the defeat gracefully. In sheer disap-pointment they were seen throwing the bat in the air while walking back to the pavilion. It is expected that in the days to come and the events to follow it would be all gentlemanliness being displayed. The editors of campbuzz congratulates “Laado 29” on their suc-cess with flying colours.

Super Sixes Cricket Tournament Ends

The course comprises tutorials on different important concepts involved in robotics with regards to the NERC competition. The controller emphasized in the course is 8051; the programming language followed is C. It is assumed that the readers have at least studied the basic electric circuits and basic programming courses. A tutorial for lab report writing is also included with the package. So don’t miss this opportunity!

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Muhammad Uzair Sukhera [email protected]

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Department of Electrical Engineering De-27 Join us at yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nerc2009

Robotics For Dummies Course-ware for beginners

We believe that robotics can be learnt by everyone!

Lt Gen Muhamamd Asghar , Rector NUST paid a visit to College of EME on 24th Oct 2008.. On his arrival at 1030hrs , he inaugu-rated NUST Gate also known as ASG gate. He also addressed the college faculty in ASG Lecture Hall followed by a cup of tea with the faculty. He departed from the college at 1230 hrs.

Rector NUST Inaugurates NUST Gate

The new Commandant and the Patron-In-Chief of APS Maj Gen Muhammad Shahid visited the school on 8th October. The Comdt showed keen interest in the affairs of the school. He talked to the faculty on various matters and resolved their professional and ad-ministrative matters then and their. He verbally approved the up gradation of the school to SSC level from the next academic session 2009-10. The Gen also approved purchase of 1x Suzuki Van for the convince of faculty and the students.

Maj Gen Muhammad Shahid vis-its APS EME College Campus

“Its better to be victim of jealously than to be ordinary and object of sympathy.” Lt Col (R ) Muhammad Bashir, AEC

************************ "Each person has inside a basic decency and goodness. If he lis-tens to it and acts on it, he is giving a great deal of what it is the world needs most." Author: Pablo Casals, Spanish Cellist

Participants of IEEE– ICET 2008 held at College of EME

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Laado 29 finally clinched the top position after butchering “Jeega Jeega” in the final of Super Sixes cricket tournament.

LAADO 29 DICTATES SUPER SIXES

(Muhammad Usama Shabir 27EE) In the summer vaca-tions of 2008, NUST arranged an orientation tour for a select group of students to visit some of the prestigious universities of the United Kingdom. The purpose of the tour was to collaborate with these universities, and to promote the name of NUST outside Paki-stan. The visit was for the students of College of EME and SEECS (formally NIIT), selected on the basis of their GPA. The trip was coordinated by Brig. Abdul Ghafoor (Dean, EME College) with Campus Consultancy Services Ltd. UK. Top students from each department were chosen and led by Mr. Taosif Iqbal (Lecturer, EE Department). Members of the delegation were: Muhammad Usama Bin Shabbir (27-EE), Asad Ullah Taqi (27-EE), Salman Gul (27-EE), Waqas Aliemuddin (27-EE) ,Zeeshan Sajid (27-M),Hassan Ishtiaq(27-M) , Muhammad Qaba Quasin (27-M), Ahmer Javed (27-M) ,Qasim Umar Khan (27-CE) Irfan Riaz (27-CE) Faheem Ullah (27-MTS) Zohaib Riaz (27-MTS) Affan Pervez (27-MTS).


FOCUS Dr Afzaal Malik HOD Dept of Mech Engineering Dr Afzaal Malik is the senior most professor of the department of me-chanical engineering. His dedicated and devoted association with the dept is spread over thirteen years. The editor campbuzz NS Malik Basharat inter-viewed the learned figure in which he responded as follows:- Dr Afzaal Malik joined EME College on 1 Sep 1996 as Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering Dept. In 2002 he was ele-vated as Professor. Before joining EME College he did worked as principal engineer in the modeling and simulation division at KRL from 1988 to 1996 and played a vital role in securing his homeland. When he got over his PhD in 1988 Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan asked Dr Afzaal Malik to join KRL and Dr Afzaal Malik imbued with the supreme spirit of patriotism joined KRL ignoring the millions of dollars he could have earned in the states. Dr Afzaal Malik did his BSc from Gorden College Rawalpindi and then joined Government College Lahore and pursued MSc in Nu-clear Physics. Then he proceeded to Georgia Tech University USA and did MS in Nuclear Engineering in 1983 which was followed by PhD in Nuclear Engineering in 1988. He specialized in Nuclear Engineering and his sub specialization is in modeling and simula-tion. Over the years he has been teaching several courses at UG level and now he teaches at post graduates level. He is lecturing four subjects. (1). Finite element methods. (2). Computational Fluid Dynamic (3). Control Systems. (4). Modeling and simulation of Dynamic system

using bond graph method.

Degree-27 Electrical Meets the Commandant (Aneeqa Ishaq 27 EE) Our new commandant Major Gen. Muhammad Shahid is very keen to have interaction with students. For this purpose meeting of each degree with the commandant has been planned and notices have been issued to all the departments well in time. The first meeting of this series was arranged with De-gree-27 Electrical on Friday, 31st October. When Students of Degree-27 Electrical came to know about this meeting, they decided to make full use of it by discuss-ing their immediate problems with the commandant. For this pur-pose, a class discussion was organized in the free hours on Thurs-day, the Miss Aneeqa Ishaq and Mr. Faizan Razzaq were our scribes who prepared minutes of the discussion. On Friday31st October, Degree-27 Electrical assembled in ASG lecture hall to meet Commandant and discuss their problems with him.

See details on Page 5

UK Summer Trip

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In the presentation room of University of Glasgow

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