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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENT THE MOST MERCIFUL

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENT THE MOST MERCIFUL. “COMSATS AS A DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTE,FUTURE AHEAD”. PRESENTERS:. MUHAMMAD ZOHAIB ANWAR FAO8-BSB-036 GOHAR REHMAN FAO8-BSB-047. TABLE OF CONTENTS. BRIEF INTRODUCTION HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE MEMBERSHIP IR OF COMSATS

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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENT THE MOST MERCIFUL

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  1. IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENT THE MOST MERCIFUL

  2. “COMSATS AS A DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTE,FUTURE AHEAD”

  3. PRESENTERS: MUHAMMAD ZOHAIB ANWAR FAO8-BSB-036 GOHAR REHMAN FAO8-BSB-047

  4. TABLE OF CONTENTS • BRIEF INTRODUCTION • HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE • MEMBERSHIP • IR OF COMSATS • ACHIEVEMENTS AND RANKINGS • R&D • SERVICES • COURSES OFFERED • UNDERGRADUATE • GRADUATE • FUTURE PLANS

  5. INTRODUCTION

  6. CONTD…… • The COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT), received its Charter from the Federal Government in August 2000, as a Degree Awarding Institute (DAI) in the public sector. • Pursuant to the Federal Government of Pakistan’s decision, it is selected to be upgraded to the status of a university, more precisely Comsats University (CU).

  7. CONTD…. • It aims to reduce the ever-growing gap between the developed and developing world through useful applications of science and technology.

  8. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE • The Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) initiated the proposal for the formation of COMSATS under the leadership of Nobel Laureate, Dr. Abdus Salam. • The foundation-conference of COMSATS was held at Islamabad on 4th & 5th October 1994.  • Representatives from thirty-six countries attended. The participants included twenty-two Minis­ters, members of the diplomatic community of Islamabad and representatives of international organizations, like UNESCO, UNIDO, UNEP and the World Bank.

  9. MEMBERSHIP • Currently with twenty one (21) developing countries.. • COMSATS has selected thirteen Centers of Excellence in its member countries to develop a Network of International Science and Technology Centers for Sustainable Development in the South. These Centers have been selected as nodes and are being used to provide a leading role in their respective areas of specialization. 

  10. COMSATS has focused its attention on various fields of science and technology on priority basis. So far, it has selected fields of Information Technology, Renewable Energy, Climate and En­vironmental Sciences, Chemical Sciences, and Development of Small and Medium Enterprise (SME). These focused areas are revised from time to time according to the changing national/regional priorities and expanding areas of expertise of the COMSATS Network of Centers of Excellence. 

  11. IR OF COMSATS: • Comsats have been developing international relations since it became functional in 1998. • The University of Sussex, UK • Exchange of information, faculty development.  • University of Leicester, UK • Faculty Incharge, joint Research Projects, provi­sion of higher degree training to teaching staff, joint conferences, exchange of students. • Tampere University of Technology, Finland • Faculty development, curriculum development, exchange of experts, technical information & services. 

  12. IR CONTD….. • University of Nebraska, USA • Collaborative Research, Training, Curriculum, Institutional development, Exchange of faculty & students. • Joint Institute of Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia • Research in nuclear physics through exchange of researchers, joint research, joint organized symposia. • University of Bradford, UK • To help establish Mechanical and Manufacturing engineering program.

  13. ACHIEVEMENTS AND RANKINGS • According to HEC’s ranking of engineering universities, CIIT is at number 8 among the engineering institutions of higher education during 2006.  • In terms of research output, CIIT has been ranked at number 7 amongst the institutions of higher education numbering more than 114 in the country during 2006, as notified by HEC. 

  14. CONTD.. • CIIT has also been ranked at number 7 in research ranking of Universities on the basis of cumulative Impact Factor based on Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) web of knowledge (USA), as notified by HEC. • The present student strength is around 13,239 with faculty strength of 1,313. The Institute in the short time has already produced high quality graduates numbering more than 6,916, who are serving the nation in the various callings.

  15. R & D • From the very day of its Establishment, comsats have put itself into challenges of r & d. • Faculty members are quite active in research in their respective fields. • To further encourage the research environment at the institute, the CIIT management has also announced ‘Cash Awards’ for publications of research Articles by CIIT’s Employees i.e. Rs. 5, 000 & Rs. 10, 000 for research articles published in national & international journals, respectively.

  16. RESEARCH OUTPUTS • during January to December 2007 • Faculty of Sciences 172 • Faculty of Engineering 22 • Faculty of Business Administration 26 • Faculty of Information Sciences & Technology 10 • Total  230

  17. CONTD… • Syed Sarfaraz Husain • Research Articles by Syed Sarfaraz Husain • Barley Genetics and Genomics • In Ovule Embryo Culture • Dr. Mohsin Jamil • Reach Articles by Dr.Mohsin Jamil Passive Microwave Methods to Retrieve

  18. RESEARSCH AREAS: CAST • Centre for Advanced Studies in Telecommunication (CAST) was established on 12 December 2007 as an independent research institute committed to quality research in the area of telecommunication. CAST has been directly funded by higher education commission HEC of Pakistan. Establishment of CAST has en­sured long term continuity of quality and industry relevant research.

  19. SERVICES • E-Library Discover content from leading publishers Optimize online viewing and navigation0with the e-library Reader. Expand research with Info Tools. Save and manage research through a Personal Bookshelf and automatic citations.

  20. CONTD… • Oxford University Press e-Books contains the full-text of over 1,350 Oxford books in the areas of Economics and Finance, Political Science, Mathematics, Physics, Religion, Man­agement Sciences and some Social Sciences Subject categories. Keywords are available at book and chapter level, and up to 200 new and recently-published books are added each year.

  21. SUBJECT STRENGTH • Biology • Business and Management • Classical Studies • Economics and Finance • History • Linguistics • Literature • Mathematics • Philosophy •Physics • Political Science • Psychology • Religion

  22. SERVICE STRENGTHS • Abstracts and keywords are available at book and chapter level • Access to the powerful Advanced Search - search by author, title, keyword, subject, publi­cation date, and more • Extensive reference linking from bibliographies and footnotes, including Open URL support • Opportunity to make direct links to individual chapters from online course packs and read­ing lists • Printer-friendly format for easier printing.

  23. COURSES OFFERD • Currently the CIIT is offering 41 different degree programs in the fields of Informa­tion and Communication Technology, Management Sciences, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Bio-sciences, Development Studies, En­vironmental Science, Meteorology, and Architecture and Design.

  24. CONTD.. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science BS (CS) Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication & Networking BS(TN) Bachelor of Science in Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering BS(TE) Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering BS (EIE) Bachelor of Science in Electrical (Power) Engineering BS (EPE) Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering BS (CE) Bachelor of Science in Business Administration BS (BA) Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences BS (ES) Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering BS (ChE) Bachelor of Science in Mathematics BS (Math) Bachelor of Science in Electronics BS (Elect) Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics BS (BI)

  25. CONTD.. • Bachelor of Science in Economics BS (EC) • Bachelor of Science in Biosciences BS (BS) • Bachelor of Science in Physics BS (Phy) • Bachelor of Architecture B Arch • Master of Computer Science (MCS) • Master of Business Administration (two year) MBA (2-Yr) • Professional Degree Programs • Master of Business Administration (one year) MBA(1-Yr) • Master of Development Studies MDS • Master of Project Management

  26. FUTURE PLANS • The CIIT-UWS • Academic Cooperation between the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) and the University of Western Sydney (UWS), Australia has finally been placed on May 5, 2009. • Dr. S. M. Junaid Zaidi, Rector CIIT signed this agreement in Islamabad which was then pre­sented in formal signing ceremony to Professor Janice Reid, Vice Chancellor UWS.

  27. CONTD.. • This MoU is different since it followed already active and productive research collaboration between the two institutes. Prof. ShahidNadeemChohan is currently running a research project on Citrus in collaboration with Dr. Paul Halford of the UWS. Prof. RaheelQamar is Co-PI in this research project. This collaboration has so far trained three research associates in the field of Molecular Plant Pathology and produced four publications and presentations nationally and in­ternationally. This research has been funded by the HEC, the HEC encourages the Foreign Fa­culty to forge broad based links between their parent and host institutions

  28. CAMPUSES • Being federally established institute, the CIIT currently has seven campuses in Islamabad, Lahore, Wah, Abbottabad, Attock, and Sahiwal, while six more cam­puses are in pipeline including Gujarat, Toba Tek Singh, Karachi, Quetta, Vehari, and Larkana. The future plans also envisage opening of more campuses in the provinces of Sind and Baluchistan, as well as overseas.

  29. PROUD TO B COMSIAN????

  30. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION

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