Pre-Entrance Self Assessment Test

Pre-test For Medical ad Engineering Students...
Venue: PUTA Hal University of Peshawar
Date : 6th July 2011
Time : 09:00 am 12:00 pm
NOTE:Special multi media presentation on attempting EATA Entry test ..
All this will be under the supervision of Expert Professor of Islamia College and Other Top Class Professor.

Last Date of Registration : 3rd July 2011 Registration fee: Rs 300/-


Study Aid Foundation For Excellence University Campus Peshawar

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All Graduates & CSS Aspirants:

Civil Service is one of the most important and superior institution of Pakistan. It is one of the most-sought after career not only in Pakistan, but World wide. Due to the nature of competition, a huge lot of competent candidates are left out from achieving success in the CSS examination. We intend and resolve to provide ample opportunity to all our youth in order to equip them with all the content ...
Time

Sunday, July 3 · 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Location :     PACE, Islamabad Campus

House 49,Baila Road, G-10/1, Islamabad

Islamabad, Pakistan

 

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IMS and UCAC " Educational Expo" 30th June, 2011

FREE ENTRY FOR STUDENTS::::::
IMS and UCAC are organising the first ever largest Educational Expo on 30th June 2011at PC Peshawar from 10am to 7pm in which universities from 11 Countries will offer scholarships.
Good news:
now the time has come to meet the delegates right here in peshawar on ur own and ask ur queries about scholarships u need the most and the following universities have confirmed their arrival :
1. AERO ASIA (GERMANY)
2. LSBF (US,UK,CANADA)
3. MIS (AUSTRALIA)
4. MAGNA CARTA (NEW ZEALAND)
5. MONTROSE (UK)
6. LSE (UK)
7 . EDU-CARE (CZECH REPUBLIC)
8. GRAFTON COLLEGE (UK)
9 . ISBM (UK)
10. KAPLAN GROUP (US,UK,CANADA)
11. LITHVANIAN CONSULATE
12. BULLATS (CAMBRIDGE TEST)
13. AZAD UNIVERSITY (OXFORD)
14. FMBS (UK)
15. CROOMWELL IT & MGT
16. AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE AND MGT
and most important Germany is offering free scholarship with stipend from undergraduate level to Ph.D level so all students are invited.noor

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Student Trips

It ha been a tradition that the students are provided with healthy and constructive entertainment so that they get a chance to refresh their minds and get back to studies with more energy than before. Keeping this in mind, excursion tours are arranged each year to different places.  

Girls Tour Islam Abad

Department of Computer science had arranged one day girls trip on Febuarary 26,2011, to Islamabad in the guidance of honorable teacher Dr.Zahoor Jan and Sir Amjad  with a  Female Teacher Mam Madiha Aman.Trip Organizers were Numera Malik  , Zoheen  Bangash(BIT 7th semester) and Ansa Javeria (BCS 5th semester).They  visited  Jinnah park, Lake view park, Jinnah super, Sayed Pur village.  The trip was held successfully and with mixed feelings they headed back towards University.

Narran: 2-day Trip BCS Batch -13

This trip was arranged under the care of Sir Muhammad Aamir Khan and Sir Adnan. ItIn this memorable tour many places were visited Balakot, Kaghan , Naran with its fascinetiry hills and landscapes and the bewitching Jeel-saif-ul-Maluk . They stayed in Kaghan for three nights at lala Zar Hotel. The best time to visit these place start from mid June onwards.

Islamabad: One Day Trip of BCS Bath-12

A one day tour to Islamabad was arranged on 12 March 2011.The bus left for Islamabad at sharp 7:00 AM under the direction of Sir Muhammad Aamir khan. The First visit was planed to Shakar Parian then Faisal Mosque and then to Daman-e-koh, where they took some food and closed the scenes with camera.  After that, they visited Pakistan Monument. They enjoyed both natural and artistic beauty of Islamabad.

BIT Bach-7: trip to Karachi

A group of twelve students from the DCS BIT batch 7^th went on exploration expedition to Karachi on February 25, 2011. They traveled to Karachi through train from Peshawar in 36 hours. Train was one of the main excitements in the tour as none of the students had earlier travelled through train. Pakistan railways are particularly caring for students and they were given a 50% waiver in the fare. Apart from fare, they stayed at the Railways guest house throughout their stay in Karachi. Manura, Hawks bay, Mazar e Qauid, Clifton, Empress Market, Tariq Road were among the noticeable places these students visited. 

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Sports Week at the Department

In the history of the department of computer science, the month of March witnessed the first ever sports week arranged at DCS. It was a long awaited dream of the students, faculty and the staff that the need for sports is acknowledged at the official level.   A cricket tournament was the main attraction of the sports week Hostel 2 ground was leased for this purpose.  Students, faculty and the staff spent their evenings practicing for the upcoming matches a sense of unity and energy was felt in the whole department. 21 teams registered for the competitions. The opening ceremony, Dr. Saeed Mahfooz, Dr. Azhar Rauf and other faculty members graced the occasion and declared the sports week open. Everyday these were two matches each of ten overs.  Students were present for the support of their respective teams, at times the ground would jolt with the cheers and clapping of the supporters. In the tournament there many good performers such as Faheem Salarzai BCS 5^th Evening displayed best performance and skills in fielding, batting and bowling equally well. The winner of the tournament was the team of BCS 5^th Evening, under the captaincy of Kishwar Ali, Runner up was BCS 3^rd Semester Evening A.  At the closing ceremony the winners and runner up were awarded shields and medals. Mr. chairman announced Rs. 1000 for winner, Rs. 500 for runner up, Rs.500 for man of the series and Rs.2000 for the Organizers of the event. Madam Fatima also announced cash prized of Rs. 1000 each for winner and runner up team, students appreciated the efforts.    

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HEC Team Visited DCS for Accreditation

Higher Education Commission (HEC) has set up National Computer Education Accreditation Council (NCEAC), the task of NCEAC is the accreditation of the four years undergraduate Computer Science courses in the country. Standardization in the education is very vital for Quality Assurance of the Academic program. A good category awarded in the accreditations brings prestige to the department offering the program and earns respect for the degree which eventually helps the graduates in getting jobs, recognition and admission at higher seats of learning in country and abroad.  Our department opted for the standardization of its BS program; this task was initiated by the then chairman Dr. Muhammad Abid and later on persuaded by Dr. Saeed Mahfooz. The inspection team of the accreditation Council visited our department, inspected the infrastructure such as labs, class rooms, they analyzed the course contents and the performance of the faculty members on the courses taught.  They recorded their observations and presented their reservations and recommendation about our department in the accreditation Council. Based on the report of the inspection team submitted to the NCEAC, our BCS program offered at our department was given the category “X”. Category “W” being the highest, X the second highest and Y, Z respectively the lower categories.  It is indeed a great moment of honor for the chairman, faculty and students that our BCS program is awarded a category better than many of the public and private sector universities. The inspection team also highlighted the deficiencies of the department and hinted that in the next inspection visit if these are overcome, the category of the BCS program will be elevated to ‘W’.

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Sir Amjad Ali Published a book: Representation in Computational Logic

Book Title

In Artificial Intelligence knowledge representation is a combination of data structures and interpretive procedures that leads to knowledgeable behavior. It is required to investigate such knowledge representation technique in which knowledge can be easily represented in computer. This book compares various knowledge representation techniques and proves that predicate logic is more efficient and accurate knowledge representation scheme. The algorithm presented in this book splits the English text into phrases/constituents and then represents these in predicate logic. Another algorithm splits the Urdu text into phrases/constituents and then represents these in predicate logic. These algorithms also regenerate the original sentences from the representation in order to check the accuracy of representation. These algorithms have been tested on real text of English and Urdu. As the algorithms work on pre-tagged input files, so if the tagging is done correctly then these algorithms achieve high level of accurately. Therefore it is required that there should be proper rules with the help of which one can correctly tag the input text into phrases/constituents.

This book is published by VDM Publishing house, German and its price is 49 euro. It has gained world wide appreciation and is also printed in the USA and UK.

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Youth Leadership Symposium at GIKI

The students of the Department of Computer Science university of Peshawar participated in a three-day youth leadership symposium (YLS)at Gulam Ishaq khan Institute (GIKI) Swabi on 21th to 23^rd January 2011, arranged by Women Engineering Society (WES) in collaboration with School of Leadership (SOL) Karachi.

The objective of the symposium was “To Discover The Premises Of Tomorrow”. Various lecture sessions, its implicating activities, the conscience prodding environment and collection of students from all over the country were the vital features. Lectures were delivered by the young speakers Umair Jaliawala, Khadija khan and Noman khan with the aim “to learn with fun”.  The facilitators transformed the spirit of success, focused on how to organize life, time and Attribute, Aptitude and Attitude.

On the arrival to GIKI, the participants were warmly welcomed. The symposium gets started at 6:30 pm with the introductory speech of Noman Khan then Khadija khan teamed up the participants in five groups for various activities; team presentations , stories in skits , music composition and games.

On 21^st March, the thematic skits performed by the teams were unforgettable. In a presentation each team presented itself as a part of dynamic society having specific theme, slogan, symbol and style. This was immensely interesting and creative event. In music composition, every team had to compose music using stones, voice, claps, and other materials instead of formal instruments.  ‘Tug-Of-War’ and ‘Water Fight’ were played in the game section. The last day included “A Walk To Remember “and certificates distribution in the closing ceremony.

 Ezza Javeed president of WES said in her speech “A leadership route is one crooked road filled with obstacle, A good leader know how to take obstacle into innovative solution, but leaders are made, not born, that’s why WES presented this symposium to explorer the leadership capabilities that our youth posses. I hope that each individual must implement what they learnt here”.

Summing it up, the symposium was a legendary event of creativity. Exploiting the hidden abilities the partakers may begin bowling with an upper hand in the obstacle race ---Life.

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