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Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
03
Vice Chancellors Message
05
Deans Message
07
Faculty of Engineering
09
Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering
10
Department of Textile Engineering
18
Department of Chemical Engineering
25
Department of Geological Engineering
32
Department of Civil Engineering
38
Department of Mining Engineering
42
Department of B. Architecture
47
Faculty Profiles
51
Facilities & Student Services

A Pictorial View
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FOREWORD
The world's technical, social, political and economic societies are reshaping like never before
and this is happening with unprecedented acceleration. A technology driven revolution, the very
roots of which are embedded in knowledge, education, information and exploration, has taken
over. Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences
(BUITEMS) is endeavoring to prepare the students with character; courage, technical
knowledge and zeal to lead this nation through knowledge based societal evolution emerging
around us and in our world. The programs of study of the University are based on the
philosophy of intellectual excitement and cutting-edge research in a stimulating environment
that will prepare this generation for tackling the challenges and taking utmost benefit of the
opportunities.
Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences is
an institution that is provincial in implementation but national, regional and global in its
outlook. We have planned to deliver comparable and competitive education in systems and
management sciences available only in the best institutions of the world. We are endeavoring
to ensure that, special efforts are made to develop the curriculum, to select the faculty, and to
provide environment conducive to learning. The degrees awarded by this University are
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acceptable and valued world-over. We at BUITEMS are engaged in the task of developing an
institution of exceptional quality. We are determined to do that. Destiny demands an
educational revolution all over Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan; political reality justifies it;
posterity awaits it and INSHALLAH we will have it.
In order to develop the Engineering industry at a steady pace and on scientific lines, Balochistan
Government is fully aware of the importance and immediate need of education on training of
personnel in Engineering for extraction of minerals, coal deposits and developing energy sources.
Engineering education imparted at this university can help the students in exploiting the natural
resources on their own and getting rid of the vicious circle of debt and dependency on foreign
powers. All we need is excellence in engineering education by continuously grooming students
of engineering with sharp and effective skills required for the different growing industries like
manufacturing jumbo jets, submarines, textile units, computers and electronic devices. The
engineers produced would provide capable human resource for the oil and gas, mining and
mineral industries, dam building & construction, petrochemicals, textiles and fertilizer plants as
well as for other public and private sector organizations.
Our degree programs are much needed for Balochistan Province because the province has
vast natural resources such as minerals, coal, water, oil and gas. Our new students will find the
programs to be of immense educative and professional value in their practical life.
Engr. Ahmed Farooq Bazai

Vice Chancellor, BUITEMS, Quetta
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Pro Vice Chancellors Message

Prof. Dr. M.A. K. Malghani
Universities are not merely teaching or human resource processing units; they also have a role
in generating knowledge and science. Engineering is a major branch of science which
generates knowledge through practice and skills on the ground. Its objectives are to translate
researches into physical shapes in addition to development of applied technologies for
industries; Faculty of Engineering BUITEMS not only has the leadership to translate the vision
and goals of the university into reality but also has the capability to lead the nation to achieve the
status of a compatible frontline nation in science, technology and Engineering. The major
source of strength are the truth seeking students of the faculty who are inquisitive, curious and
original. This is where BUITEMS is investing all its resources and where solution to our problems can be found. I take pride in being a member of the team alongwith my colleagues who at
this university are seeking to develop a high quality technical institution.
I congratulate the Dean and the teachers of the faculty having earned the trust and credibility of
the society in a very short period of time by executing the most modern programs and curricula
recognized by the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
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Deans Message
Prof. Dr. Syed Abid Hussian
Universities are among the most important engines of the knowledge economy. Not only do
they produce the brain workers who man it, they also provide much of its backbone, from
laboratories to libraries to computer networks.
Technology has been employed by human beings from early civilization. Those
civilizations progressed which excelled in technology and sciences and the less
progressive civilizations perished. The older civilizations developed cultivation,
irrigation and wheel, harnessing of metals from ore, use of coal as fuel, development of
minerals. Presently the major difference between the developed and underdeveloped countries
is the vast difference in the knowledge of science and its application in technology. Those
nations which excelled in technology are the masters of space, oceans and the world.
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences was established in October 2004, and
renamed as Faculty of Engineering in 2007, on hierarchal academic setup and in depth
analysis of academic function by the present worthy Vice Chancellor, Engineer Farooq Ahmed
Bazai. It is located at BUITEMS Takatoo Campus (named after the Takatoo mountain nearby) at
Baleli Quetta in former Bolan Textile Mill. It consists of seven departments out of which three
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departments namely Textile Engineering, Petroleum & Gas and Chemical Engineering are
already established at the campus. Three new programs namely Civil Engineering, Mining
Engineering and Geological Engineering have been started from Fall 2008. Keeping in view the
city planning for the province of Balochistan, a five year degree program in Architecture has
been started from Fall 2009.
I welcome all the members and students of the Faculty of Engineering on behalf of BUITEMS.
Through the provision of quality engineering education, we intend to groom our students into
competent human resource for the exploitation of natural resources without having to bank
upon the expensive expertise of foreign organizations. A sound grasp of latest techniques
would not only help the graduates individually but will also pave way for the development of the
country into standard manufacturing base and dynamic industrial growth model.
In fact inshallah, development of whole country will be ensured ultimately raising the standard of
living and socio-economic conditions of the people.
Almost all the graduate programs are leading to eight semesters (four years) BS Degrees
except BS Architecture which is a ten semester (five years) program. Faculty intends to initiate
Masters and PhD Programs in the near future.
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Faculty of
Engineering
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Department of
Petroleum & Gas Engineering
Introduction
Balochistan is rich in natural resources like Oil, Gas and Minerals. The largest
reserves of gas exist in the area of Sui of this Province, which meets one-third of the countrys
energy requirements. Therefore keeping in view this essential need a department of Petroleum
and Gas was initiated in the fall of 2004 as the first and pioneering department in the then newly
established Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences (later renamed as the Faculty of
Engineering since September 2007.
SCOPE
o
Pakistans current daily oil & gas production have reached 70,000
barrels of oil and 4 Billion cubic feet of gas repectively.
Presently, 42 companies are working in Pakistan which have been

awarded 118 exploration licenses and 127 leases.
Seventeen new blocks have been opened which would support the
ongoing exploration activities in the country and open major
opportunities for the prospective investors in diversified fields.
Department of Petroleum and Gas Engineering program imparts to its

students modern scientific and computer skills for exploration,
development and exploitation of the oil and gas reserves and to
apprise them of the technological advances in Drilling, Production and
Reservoir Engineering as well as Safety with special reference to
Environments.
Petroleum engineers produced by the department will be absorbed in

exploration & production, plus service and marketing activities of
national and multinational Companies of the world.
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VISION
o
BUITEMSshould be one of the best institution in the country to produce

quality petroleum engineers for the petroleum industry.
To make the department a Centre of Excellence in education and

research on petroleum including reservoir, production and drilling
techniques for oil and gas fields.
To solve the industry's technical and logical issues by using advanced

software and calculations.
To become a major key source of ideas and expertise for the long term
competitiveness of the entire petroleum industry of Pakistan.
MISSION
The Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering is committed to use
modern institutional technology to enhance learning and continue a
program of excellence in research to provide students with the necessary
skills to achieve success in their future professional careers not only in
Pakistan but also in the rest of the world.
OBJECTIVES
o
To enable graduates to understand the importance of professional

responsibility and high ethical standards.
To Produce engineers to assume positions of technical leadership in

the industry making use of their specialized knowledge of petroleum
engineering.
To promote effective oral and written technical communication skills to
meet the challenges of the future petroleum engineering profession.

To provide students with an education back ground in the
fundamentals, enabling them to succeed in graduate studies and
research in petroleum engineering.
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OUTCOME OF THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering intends to produce 40-50 Petroleum
Engineers with BS degree in Petroleum & Gas Engineering each year.
The Department intends to produce 10-20 MS degree holders and 1-5 Ph.D degree
holders in Petroleum and Gas Engineering.
The Department has already produced up to 100 Petroleum Engineers with BS
degrees from three (3) Batches.
The courses offered by the Department of Petroleum & Gas

Engineering are intended to result in:
Minimization of unemployment.
Improvement of living standard of the people of Balochistan.
Industrialization in the province.
Improvement of technical and scientific approach for production of Oil &

Gas.
Effective utilization of oil & gas resources of the province.
Inducement of entrepreneurship (Petroleum & Gas Industry in

Balochistan and as well as in Pakistan)
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PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT

Currently only a four year BS Petroleum and Gas Engineering is offered. It is planned to start
MS Petroleum and Gas Engineering. BS Petroleum and Gas Engineering Program is accredited with Pakistan Engineering Council.
Course outline for BS Petroleum & Gas Engineering

For newly inducted Batches (from Fall 2008 onword)
First Semester
S. #
Course
Code
1
2
3
4
5
Course Title
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
1
2
1
14
4
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
2
0
2
1
3
1
13
3
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
0
2
1
0
1
3
0
2
0
13
3
Communication Skills
Applied Geology
Fundamentals of Petroleum Engineering
Applied Chemistry
Engineering Drawing and Graphics
Second Semester
S. #
Course
Code
1
2
3
4
5
Course Title
Applied Mathematics-I
Applied Physics
Islamic Studies
Computer Programming and Software Application
Stratigraphy and Structural Geology
Third Semester
S. #
Course
Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Title
Petroleum Geology & Exploration
Applied Mathematics-II
Statistics
Workshop Practice
Fluid Mechanics
Pakistan Studies
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
Course Title
Strength of Material
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Petrophysics
Applied Electricity
Applied Mathematics-III
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
3
3
3
2
3
14
Lab
0
1
1
1
0
3
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Fifth Semester
S. #
Course
Code
Course Title
1
2
3
4
5
Drilling Engineering-I
Well Logging
Environment and Safety Management
Properties of Reservoir Fluid
Instrumentation and Control
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
2
1
14
4
Sixth Semester
S. #
Course
Code
Course Title
Corrosion Principles and Control in Petroleum Industry

Engineering
Production Engineering-I
Reservoir Engineering I
Drilling Engineering-II
Applied Numerical Method
Total
2
3
4
5
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
1
3
3
3
2
13
1
1
1
0
4
Seventh Semester
S. #
Course
Code
1
2
3
4
5
Course Title
Gas Engineering
Petroleum Economics
Reservoir Engineering-II
Well Testing
Production Engineering-II
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
1
2
0
3
1
2
1
3
1
12
4
Eighth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
Course
Code
PG-417
PG-418
PG-19
PG-414
Course Title
Gas Reservoir Engineering
Principles of Reservoir Simulation
Principles of Enhanced Oil Recovery
Petroleum Project
Total
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Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
1
0
4
9
7
15
Course outline for BS Petroleum & Gas Engineering

For old Batches (from Fall 2004 Fall 2007)
First Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
HU 101
HU 102
PG 101
PHY 103
MATH 104
WS 105
Course Title
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
2
0
2
1
3
1
3
0
0
2
13
4
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
2
1
0
2
2
0
3
0
13
4
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Fundamental of Petroleum Engineering
Applied Physics
Applied Mathematics
Work Shop Practice
Second Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
MATH 109
CHEM 108
GEO 107
ME 110
HU 106
HU 211
Course Title
Applied Mathematics- II
Applied Chemistry
Applied Geology
Engineering Drawing & Graphics
Pakistan Studies
Third Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
PG 306
MATH 109
WS 105
CE 216
HU 106
MATH 218
Course Title
Petroleum Geology & Exploration
Applied Mathematics- II
Workshop Practice
Fluid Mechanics
Pakistan Studies
Statistics
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
0
0
1
3
1
2
0
2
1
13
4
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CE 213
CH 217
PG 303
EL 214
MATH 215
Course Title
Strength of Material
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Petrophysics
Applied Electricity
Applied Mathematics- III
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
3
1
2
1
3
0
14
3
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Fifth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
PG 202
PG 307
PG 419
PG 304
ME 211
Course Title
Drilling Engineering I
Well Logging
Environment and Safety Management
Properties of Reservoir Fluid
Instrumentation & Control
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
2
1
14
3
Sixth Semester
S. #
1
Course
Code
PG 310
2
3
4
5
PG 309
PG 308
PG 305
CS 320
Course Title
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
1
Corrosion Principles and Control in

Petroleum
Production Engineering - I
Reservoir Engineering I
Drilling Engineering II
Applied Numerical Methods
Total
3
3
3
2
13
1
1
1
0
4
Seventh Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
PG 414
PG 415
PG 413
PG 411
PG 412
Course Title
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
1
2
0
3
1
2
1
3
1
12
4
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
1
0
4
9
7
Gas Engineering
Petroleum Economics
Reservoir Engineering II
Well Testing
Production Engineering II
Eight Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
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Course
Code
PG 414
PG 418
PG 417
PG 416
Course Title
Gas Reservoir Engineering
Principles of Reservoir Simulation
Principles of Enhanced Oil Recovery
Petroleum Project
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DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS

PETROLUIM & GAS ENGINEERING
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Name of Faculty
Designation
Qualification
Engr. Muhammad Hashim

Email: m.hashim@buitms.edu.pk
Prof. Dr. Syed Abid Hussain

Email: prof_abid@yahoo.com
Phone: (Off)+92 81 2880511/
Ext. 418 (Cell)+92 300 4461631
Chairman/
Assistant
Professor
Dean/
Professor
Engr. Nadir Ali Khoso

Email: khosonadir@gmail.com
Cell: +92 344 3238072
Lecturer (on
leave for
higher
education
MSc. Petroleum & Gas Engineering

BSc. Petroleum & Gas Engineering/
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Ph.D; M.Sc Engg. (M.E.T.U,
Ankara); M.Phil (Nottingham); B.Sc
Engg. (UET, Lahore); L.L.B
(Balochistan University); F.I.E, P.E
(Pak), M.M.E.S; M.I.M.M (UK);
Chartered Engineer (UK); M.A.I.M.E
(USA)
Regional V.P Segmite,
Member Senate & Syndicate PEC #
Mining /20
B.E (Petroleum and Gas)
PEC # Pet. Gas/ 602
Engr. Hafiz Azizullah Shaikh

Email: hafiz_aziz@yahoo.com
Cell: +92 345 3542001,
+92 333 3518081
Engr. Muhammad Hussain
Email:
muhammad.hussain@buitms.edu
.pk
Cell: +92 333 7813978
Engr. Ali Nawaz
Email: aliract@yahoo.com
Cell: +92 334 2461504
Lecturer
B.E (Petroleum and Gas)

Pet. Gas/ 638
Lecturer
BSc. (Petroleum and Gas)
Lecturer
(on study
leave)
B. E (Mechanical)
Engr. Zafarullah Abro
Lecturer
B.E (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)

Pet. Gas/ 702
Engr. Jahanzaib Hashmi
Lecturer
B.S (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)
Engr. Ramzan Ali
Lecturer
10
Engr. Muhammad Yaqoob
Lecturer
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Department of
Textile Engineering
Introduction
Balochistan having fertile land and growth environment is quite suitable for growing cotton.
Balochistan is also rich in wool production. Keeping in view the need of expertise in the field
of wool processing in particular and cotton / manmade fabrics in general, BUITEMS launched
the BS Textile Engineering program with the intake of 20 students in Fall 2004 at Takatu
Campus in the former Bolan Textile Mills, Baleli, Quetta with the high spirit and hope to produce
quality textile engineers with the expertise in processing the wool, cotton and manmade fabrics.
It is an accredited program by the Pakistan Engineering Council.
After graduation, Textile Engineers of this University will serve in the textile industry of
Pakistan particularly the areas of Hub district Labella which caters more than 30 textile units. In
near futur Gawadar will be the Centre of industrial zone and demand of Textile Engineers will be
increased.
VISION
o
BUITEMS should be one of the best in producing quality textile

engineers for the textile industry.
To Make the department a Centre of Excellence in education and

research on textiles including operation and design of textile
processes and machinery.
To Solve the industrys technical and managerial issues.
To become a major source of ideas and expertise for the long term
competitiveness of the entire textile industry of Pakistan.
MISSION
The Department of Textile Engineering believes in establishing conducive
environment for top of the class professional education and research in the field of
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Textile Engineering. The Department is committed to produce quality textile

engineers with expertise in operation and design of textile processes and machinery.
The Department of Textile Engineering is also devoted to solve the industrys
technical and managerial issues targeting not only the current needs of industry but
also acting as a key source of ideas and expertise for the long term competitiveness
of the entire textile industry of Pakistan. This will also be source centre for technical
human resources, executives and consultants.
OBJECTIVES
o
To produce professional textile engineers of high calibre and expertise

to meet the demand of textile industry of Pakistan.
To enable the youngsters of Pakistan in general and youngster of

Balochistan in particular to acquire expertise in the different areas /
fields of textile engineering.
To develop trained human resources for textile process industry and
textile machine manufacturing industry of Pakistan.

To establish a Centre of Excellence in textile engineering in general
and wool development and processing in particular.
OUTCOME OF THE DEPARTMENT

The Department intends to produce 40 to 50 BS Textile Engineering, 10 to 20 Masters
in Textile Engineering and 1 to 5 PhD in the near future. Present intake is from 35-50
students each year.
The courses offered by the Department of Textile Engineering are intended to result
in:
o
o
o
o
Minimization of unemployment.
Improvement of living standard of the people of Balochistan
Industrialization in the province
Improvement of technical and scientific approach for production of
textile commodities.
o
o
Effective utilization of textile resources of the province (wool/ cotton)

Inducement of entrepreneurship (textile industry), in Balochistan as
well as Pakistan.
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Currently only a four year BS Textile Engineering is offered. It is planned to start MS Textile
Engineering. BS Textile Engineering Program is accredited with Pakistan Engineering Council.
Course outline for BS Textile Engineering (HEC, 2003)

First Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
TATE 101
CS 101
PHY 205
CHE 101
ATHA 114
Course Title
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
0
15
3
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
0
2
2
0
3
1
3
0
3
0
14
3
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
0
2
3
0
3
0
3
0
15
3
Introduction to Textile Engineering

Introduction to Computers
Applied Physics
Chemistry I
Math I
Second Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
TXTE 201
ENGG 201L
HUM 101
CHE 201
MATHA 115
HUM 163
Course Title
Textile Engineering Material I
Engineering Drawing
Islamiat
Chemistry II
Math II
Functional English
Third Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
TXTE 301
ENGG 213
ENGG 202L
THA 546
STAT 101
COM 268
Course Title
Textile Engineering Material II
Electrical Engineering
Workshop Practice
Thermodynamics
Statistics and Probability
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
Course
Code
TXTE 302
TXTE 303
TXTE 304
4
5
TXTE 401
TXTE 305
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Course Title
Spinning Preparatory Processes
Weaving Preparation & Weaving
Mechanism
Pre-treatment
in
Textile
Wet
Processing
Fibre Science
Analogue & Digital Electronics
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
15
1
1
5
21
Fifth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
TXTE 306
TXTE 307
ENGG 206
TXTE 402
HUM 102
Course Title
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
0
2
1
2
0
13
3
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
1
2
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
2
0
15
4
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
2
0
2
1
3
1
3
1
3
0
15
3
Yarn Planning & Production

Fabric Production
Fluid Mechanics
Colour Sciences
Pakistan Studies
Sixth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course
Code
TXTE 403
TXTE 404
TXTE 405
TXTE 309
TXTE 310
TXTE 308
Course Title
Spinning Calculations
Weaving & Knitting Calculations
Textile Dyeing
Mechanism of Textile Machines
Textile Testing & Quality Control I
Textile Marketing
Seventh Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
TXTE 406
TXTE 409
TXTE 407
TXTE 408
TXTE 311
Course Title
Advance Yarn Manufacturing Studies
Fabric Design
Textile Testing & Quality Control II
Textile Printing
Textile Utilities & Services
Eighth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
Course
Code
TXTE 411
TXTE 410
MGMT 206
TXTE 312
TXTE 412L
Course Title
Textile Costing
Textile Finishing
Principles of Management
Environmental Issued Related to Textile
Industry
Textile Project
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
2
0
2
0
0
10
4
5
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HEC revised curricula (2008), with specializations in

HEC revised curricula (2008), with specialization in
1.
2.
Spinning
Weaving
3.
Textile wet processing
4.
Garment manufacturing
First Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Total
Theory
3
3
1
3
2
14
26
Credit Hours
Lab
0
1
2
0
0
3
6
CR
3
4
3
3
2
17
32
Total
Theory
3
3
1
3
1
2
13
Credit Hours
Lab
0
1
1
0
1
0
3
CR
3
4
2
3
2
2
16
Total
Second Year Credit
Theory
3
3
3
2
2
2
15
36
Credit Hours
Lab
0
0
1
0
1
1
3
CR
3
3
4
2
3
3
18
Credit Hours
Lab
1
1
1
1
1
5
CR
4
4
4
3
3
18
Liner Algebra & Geometry

Applied Chemistry
Engineering Drawing & Graphics
Textile Raw Materials-1
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Second Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Calculus 1
Applied Physics
Workshop Practice
Textile Raw Materials 11
Introduction to Computing
Pakistan Studies
Third Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Calculus -11
Mechanics of Machines
Professional Ethics
Introduction to Yarn Manufacturing
Fabric Manufacturing Fundamentals
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
BUITEMS
Course Code
Fibre Science
Computer Programming
Basic Electronics
Introduction to Textile Chemical Processing
Garments Manufacturing Fundamentals
Total
Theory
3
3
3
2
2
13
23
Fifth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Statistics for Engineers
Operations & Project Management
Basic Electrical Engineering
TE-Elective 1
Mechanics of Fibrous Structures
Total
Third Year Credit
Theory
3
3
3
3
3
15
36
Credit Hours
Lab
0
0
1
1
1
3
CR
3
3
4
4
4
18
Credit Hours
Lab
0
1
1
1
1
4
CR
2
4
4
4
4
18
Credit Hours
Lab
0
1
1
1
1
2
6
CR
3
2
3
4
4
2
18
Credit Hours
Lab
0
0
1
1
4
6
CR
3
3
3
3
4
18
Sixth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course Code
Total
Theory
2
3
3
3
3
14
Total
Fourth Year Credit
Theory
3
1
2
3
3
0
12
36
Organizational Behaviour
Applied Thermodynamics
Process Systems & Control
TE Elective 11
TE Elective - 111
Seventh Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Technical Writing and Presentation Skills
Computer Application in Engineering Design
Colour Science
TE Elective IV
TE Elective V
Design Project-1
Eighth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
Engineering Economics
Nonwovens & Technical Textiles
Textile Testing & Quality Control
Environmental Issues & Control
Project Design 11
Total
Theory
3
3
3
2
0
11
Total Credits 140
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DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE ENGINEERING
S. #
1
Name of Faculty
Engr. Ali Asghar
Email:ali.asghar@buitms.edu.pk
Designation
PEC
Registration
Incharge/
Lecturer
Textile/ 214
Lecturer
Textile /287
Ext - 419
Engr. Sayed Waqar Azhar

Email:waqar@buitms.edu.pk
Ext - 535
Qualification
BSc. Textile
Engineering(Yarn
Manufacturing)
BSc. Textile
Engineering
(Textile Wet
Processing)
Engr. Muhammad Kashif

Email:Muhammad.kashif@buitms.e
du.pk
Lecturer
Applied for
Engr. Lubna Syed

Email: Lubna.syed@buitms.edu.pk
Engr. Ahmer Hussain Shah
Email: ahmershah988@yahoo.com
Phone: 03332546991- EXT. 430
Engr. Zameer Ul Hassan
Email:zameer_51214@yahoo.com
Lecturer
Textile/ 206
Lecturer
Applied for
Lecturer
(on study
leave)
Textile/ 321
Lecturer
(on study
leave)
Lecturer
Textile/ 119
Textile/ 317
B.E. Textile
Engineering
BSc Textile
Engineering
BE Textile
Engineering
Engr. Rehan Abbasi
Engr. Maira Ayaz

Email:maira.ayaz@buitms.edu.pk
Engr. Muhammad Ali Zeeshan
Lecturer
Applied for
10
Engr. Zameer Ahmed

Email:zameer.abro@buitms.edu.pk
Lecturer
Textile/ 519
BUITEMS
BSc. Textile
Engineering (Fab
ric
Manufacturing)
BSc. Textile
Engineering
B. E. Textile
Engineering
BSc. Textile
Engineering
(Yarn
Manufacturing)
BSc Textile
Engineering
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Department of
Chemical Engineering
Establishment of Chemical Engineering Department at BUITEMS was an urgent need of
Balochistan province, which needs industrialization at an accelerated pace. This is based on
the fact that this province is full of minerals, oil and gas resources.
One of the main attractions of Balochistan is its unexploited geological potentials. It occupies a
strategic location in relation to central Asia and sits on geological belts with known world-class
mineral deposits. Balochistan produces 40.2 % of the primary energy of Pakistan in the form of
natural gas, coal and electricity, of the total mineral fuel reserves of the country, Balochistan
contains more than 33 % of the natural gas, about 9% of the coal and about 2% of the probable
oil reserves.
A little has been done uptil now for the exploitation of these rich resources. This needs chemical
/metallurgical industries for the processing of valuable minerals and for the manufacture of
petrochemical products from the available oil and gas deposits in this province.
SCOPE
o
There are a lot of opportunities for Chemical engineers in Pakistan

and abroad, as they deal with applying scientific and mathematical
principles, synthesizing new materials, transforming combinations of
elements of matter and developing the processes to do it all safely,
efficiently and on a large scale.
Chemical engineers turn raw materials into valuable products. They

will often specialize in a particular area once they become established,
including biochemistry, the environment or petrochemical refining.
Chemical engineering largely involves the design and maintenance of

chemical processes for large-scale manufacture.
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VISION
o
To be the leading Chemical Engineering department in Pakistan with

innovative and improved programs.
To be the prolific department in providing the highly trained graduates

needed in the chemical and petrochemical production facilities
located in Pakistan and the Gulf Coast area.

To achieve national and international recognition through the
educational and research achievements and the professional
service of our faculty, staff and students.
MISSION
The Department of Chemical Engineering is committed to establish conductive
environment for top class professional education and research in the field of
Chemical Engineering. The Department is committed to produce quality Chemical
engineers with expertise in operation and design of Chemical processes and their
modifications.
The Department of Chemical Engineering is also devoted to solve the industry's
technical and managerial issues targeting not only the current needs of industry but
also acting as a key source of ideas and expertise for the long term competitiveness
of the entire Chemical industry of Pakistan. This will also be source centre for
technical human resources, executives and consultants.
OBJECTIVES
o
To produce professional Chemical Engineers (men and women) of

high calibre and expertise to meet the demand of Chemical /
Petrochemical industry of Pakistan.
After graduation, Chemical Engineers of this University will serve in

Oil & Gas industry, SANDAK Project. Sui (PPL), Pirkoh, Loti, Uch,
Zin, Jandran of OGDCL & BG, BOSICOR refinery, HUBCO Pvt. Ltd.,
provides another prospect of utilizing their skills as a Chemical
Engineer.
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To enable the youngsters of Pakistan in general and youngster of

Balochistan in particular to acquire expertise in the different areas/fields
of Chemical Engineering.
To develop trained human resources for Chemical process industry of

Pakistan.
To analyze industrial Chemical Engineering Problems and synthesize

solutions to those problems, compare favourably in their knowledge of
chemical engineering.
To use their training as a springboard to further professional and

career development.

The Department of Chemical Engineering offers BS Chemical Engineering, which is an
accredited program by Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
Course outline for BS Chemical Engineering

(for all newly inducted batches from Fall-2008 Session)
First Semester
1
2
3
4
Course
Code
CHEE-101
CHEE-102
PHY-101
MATH-101
HUM-101
Functional English
HUM-102
Islamic Studies/Ethics
S. #
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
3
0
0
1
3
1
3
0
Name of Subject
Chemical Process Principles-I
Engineering Drawing
Physics
Maths -I
3
Total
1
0
13 + 2 = 15
Th.
100
100
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
100
100
100
150
50
100
-
100
100
100
100
650
Second Semester
S. #
Course
Code
CHEE-103
2
3
4
5
CHE-101
MATH-102
CS-101
HUM-103
HUM-104
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
Name of Subject
Thermodynamics-1
Applied Chemistry-1
Math -11
Computer & Computation
Pakistan Studies
Technical report writing &
presentation Skills
Total
Th.
Marks
Pr.
Total
100
150
3
3
1
1
1
0
1
0
100
100
100
100
100
50
-
150
100
100
100
100
100
14 + 3 = 17
750
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Third Semester
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CHEE-201
CHEE-202
CHEE-203
CHEE-204
CHE-201
MATH-201
S. #
Name of Subject
Workshop Practices
Electrical Technology & Electronics
Chemical Process Principles-II
Fluid Mechanics
Applied Chemistry-II
Math -I
Total
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
0
1
2
0
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
0
14 + 3 = 17
Th.
0
100
100
100
100
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
100
100
0
100
100
50
150
50
150
-
100
700
Fourth Semester
S. #
Course
Code
CHEE-205
2
3
4
CHEE-206
CHEE-207
CHEE-208
CS-201
HUM-201
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
Th.
Name of Subject
Computer Aided Engineering
Drawing
Heat Transfer
Particulate Technology
Chemical Process Technology-I
Computer Programming & Software
Application
Logic & Critical Thinking
Total
Marks
Pr.
Total
100
100
3
3
3
1
1
0
100
100
100
50
50
-
150
150
100
100
50
150
100
100
750
2
0
13 + 4 = 17
Fifth Semester
1
2
3
Course
Code
CHEE-301
CHEE-302
CHEE-203
CHEE-204
MATH-301
S. #
Name of Subject
Mass Transfer
Fuel & Combustion
Transport Phenomena
Thermodynamics-II
Numerical Analysis and Computer
Application
Total
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
3
1
3
1
3
0
Th.
100
100
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
50
150
50
150
100
100
100
100
50
150
14 + 3 = 17
650
Sixth Semester
1
2
Course
Code
CHEE-305
CHEE-306
CHEE-207
4
5
CHEE-208
MATH-309
S. #
Name of Subject
Engineering Materials
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Simultaneous Heat & Mass
Transfer Operation
Engineering Economics
Instrumentation & Process Control
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
Th.
3
0
100
3
1
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
100
50
150
100
50
150
2
3
0
1
100
100
0
50
100
150
Industrial Training (4-6 weeks)

Total
BUITEMS
14 + 3 = 17
650
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Seventh Semester
Course
Code
CHEE-401
CHEE-402
3
4
CHEE-403
CHEE-405
CHEE-404
CHEE-401
S. #
Name of Subject
Chemical Process Technology-II
Chemical Process Design &
Simulation
Elective -I
Chemical Plant Design
Chemical Engineering Plant Design
Project (A)
Total
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
Th.
3
1
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
50
150
100
50
150
3
3
0
0
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
700
3
0
14+ 3 = 17
Eighth Semester
1
2
3
Course
Code
CHEE-406
CHEE-407
CHEE-408
CHEE-409
CHEE-410
CHEE-411
S. #
Name of Subject
Project Management
Elective - II
Elective -III
Production & Operations
Management
Maintenance Engineering & Safety
Chemical Engineering Plant Design
Project (B)
Total
Grand Total (for 8 Semesters)
Credit Hours
Th.
Pr.
2
0
3
1
3
0
Th.
100
100
100
Marks
Pr.
Total
0
100
50
150
0
100
100
150
100
150
100
100
13 + 4 = 17
Total Credit Hrs.
Total Marks
No. of Subjects
650
134
5500
46
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Course outline for BS Chemical Engineering

(for Batches inducted before Fall 2008 session)
First Semester
1
2
3
4
Course
Code
CHE-101
PHY-201
MATHA-112
CS-117
HUM-102
S. #
Name of Subject
Chemistry-I
Physics
Engineering Mathematics-I
Introduction to Computer and Computing
Pakistan Studies (Compulsory for Muslim/
Non Muslim Students)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
1
3
1
3
0
2
1
2
13
Second Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CHEE-202
CHEE-302
CHE-201
MATHA-113
ENGG-202
Name of Subject
Chemical Process Principles-I
Chemical Process Technology-I
Chemistry-II
Engineering Mathematics-II
Work shop Practice
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
15
3
Third Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CHEE-304
CHEE-305
CHEE-306
ENGG-205
MATHA-215
Credit Hours
Name of Subject
Chemical Process Principles-II
Heat Transfer-I
Chemical Process Technology-II
Engineering Mechanics
Engineering Mathematics-III
Total
Theory
3
3
3
3
3
15
Practical
0
1
1
0
0
2
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
BUITEMS
Course
Code
CHEE-307
CHEE-308
CHEE-204
HUM-268
ENGG-201
Name of Subject
Heat Transfer-II
Fluid Flow-I
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I
Engineering Drawing
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
0
2
0
0
2
11
4
31
Fifth Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
CHEE-309
CHEE-310
MATHA-219
CHEE-401
CHEE-402
HUM-101
Name of Subject
Fuels & Combustion
Fluid Flow-II
Chemical Engineering Mathematics
Mass Transfer-1
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II
Islamic Studies
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
3
0
2
0
17
3
Sixth Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
CHEE-403
ENGG-242
CHEE-404
CHEE-405
CHEE-311
CS-112L
Name of Subject
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
0
0
2
15
5
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
0
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
0
15
2
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
3
1
3
0
3
0
3
0
0
5
12
6
Process Instrumentation and Control

Industrial Management
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Mass Transfer-11
Engineering Materials
Seventh Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CHEE-406
CHEE-407
ENGG-212
CHEE-301
CHEE-408
Name of Subject
Chemical Plant Design
Simultaneous Heat and Mass Transfer
Electrical Technology
Process Engineering Economics
Process Analysis and Optimization
Eighth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course
Code
CHEE-421
CHEE-410
ENGG-203
CHEE-411
CHEE-419L
Name of Subject
Environmental Engineering
Transport Phenomenon
Maintenance Engineering
Optional Subjects
Project
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
S. #
Name of Faculty
Member
PEC Reg. No.
Designation
Qualification
Chairman
Assistant
Professor
Assistant
Professor
Assistant
Professor
Assistant
Professor
MS Chemical Engineering
Engr. Ahmer Shahzad
CHEM/04302
Engr. Faisal Mushtaq
CHEM/ 04434
Engr. Kamran Zafar
Engr. Najam Malghani
CHEM/ 05535
Engr. Ghulamullah
Kakar
CHEM/ 01423
Lecturer
Engr. Fahad Mir
CHEM/ 7131
Lecturer
Engr. Siddique Nasir
CHEM/ 3922
Engr. Asif Hussain
MECH/ 17274
Engr. Kamran Sami
CHEM/ 5499
10
Syed Haseeb Sultan
CHEM/ 2489
11
Abdul Qadeer
CHEM/ 7505
BUITEMS
CHEM/ 03255
M.Engg. Environmental
Engineering
Lecturer
B.E. Chemical
Engineering
B.E. Chemical
Engineering
B.E Mechanical
Engineering
B.E. Mecnical Engineering
Lecturer
B.E, Chemical Engineering
Lecturer
B.E. Chemical Engineering
Lecturer
B.E. Chemical Engineering
Lecturer
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Department of
Geological Engineering
Introduction
The department of Geological Engineering is highly desirable to be established in the province
of Balochistan. Keeping in view this essential need, a department of Geological Engineering
has been initiated in fall 2008 as the first Geological Engineering Degree awarding institute in
the newly established faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences (now faculty of Engineering
since September 2007) and Second to the UET Lahore that is running successfully this
program started in 2001 with immense demand in field.
SCOPE
o
Site investigation, design of foundation, site characterization, design

construction, remediation and waste disposal sites and assessment
of geological hazards.
Assessment and remediation of ground water contamination, design

of ground water control, facilities for geo technical projects and
exploration and development of ground water supplies.
The location of Oil, gas and Coal and their efficient extraction.
The search for and development of natural deposits and metals.

Industrial minerals and rock aggregates.
Basic geosciences.
The geological engineers may join as an engineering/ environmental/

geological/ construction consultants, civil contractors, WAPDA,
SUPARCO, GSP, NESPAK, Atomic Energy. ACE, NC, PMDC, OGDCL
ENI, WASA, LDA, PEL,POL,BP, Baker Huges, LMKRL, SDA, BDA,PPL,
EPA, Irrigation Department, Education Institutions and organization in
private and public sector.
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MISSION
The Department of Geological Engineering will be committed to use teaching
technology to enhance student learning and continuing a program of excellence in
research to provide students with the necessary skills to achieve success in their
future professional careers not only in Pakistan but through out the world.
OBJECTIVES
o
The objectives of faculty of Geological Engineering Department are

to introduce competent Geological engineers in the Geological,
Geotechnical, Hydrological, Exploration and Geosciences fields.
Systematic approach towards exploration of minerals, oil & gas and

coal deposits.
Systematic approach towards ground water problem, storage and

contamination.
Systematic approach towards geo Site investigation, design of

foundation, site characterization, design construction, remediation and
waste disposal sites and assessment of geological hazards
OUTCOMES OF THE DEPARTMENT

The Department would produce 25 to 30 BS Geological Engineering, degree holders
every year. The courses offered by the Department of Geological Engineering are
intended to result in:
o
o
o
Minimization of unemployment
Exploration of new minerals, oil & gas and coal deposits.
Improvement of technical and scientific approach towards water
problem in arid area.
BUITEMS
Effective utilization of engineering knowledge for construction and

waste disposal.
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The university is offering a four year BS Geological Engineering degree program from fall 2008.
Pakistan Engineering Council as in process of accrediting this program.
Course outline for BS Geological Engineering

First Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
ENGG-201
ENGG-211
GEOE-201
CHE1-01
MATHA-112
Course Title
Applied Electricity
Applied Geology
Applied Chemistry
Applied Mathematics-l (Analytic Geometry
and Calculus)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
01
02
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
00
13
05
Second Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
GEOE-305
GEOE-202
MATHA-116
PHY-201
HUM-102
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
03
00
03
01
03
00
15
03
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
00
03
00
00
03
17
04
Course Title
Mineralogy and petrology
Introduction to Geological Engineering
Applied Mathematics-ll
Applied physics
Islamic and Pakistan studies
Third Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
ENG-206
GEOE-203
GEOE-201
MATHA-211
BHEE-208
GE216
Course Title
Fluid Mechanics
Stratigraphy and Structure Geology
Applied Mathematics-lll
Engineering Economy
Communication Skill
Fourth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
GEOE-206
MINE-205
MATHA-216
GE224
HUM-102
Course Title
Mechanics of Material
Surveying
Computer Science and Numerical Analysis
Statistics
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
01
02
03
01
02
00
02
00
11
04
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Fifth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
GEOE-302
GEOE-401
GEOE-401
GE314
MINE-305L
Course Title
Engineering Geology
Rock Mechanics
Geo Physical Exploration
Soil Mechanics
Field Surveying
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
01
01
02
13
06
Sixth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
GEOE-304
ENGG-202
GEOE-402
GEOE-403
GE325
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
02
01
03
01
02
01
03
01
Course Title
Hydrology
Workshop Practice
Ground Water Systems
Earthquake Seismology and Risk
Assessment
Explosive Engineering
Total
03
13
01
05
Seventh Semester
S.#
Course Code
GEOE-306
2
3
4
5
6
MGMT-211
GEOE-404
GEOE-307
EOE-405
GEOE-309L
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
Course Title
Computer Methods in Geological
Engineering
Engineering Management
Slope Stability Analysis
Environmental Geology
Field Geology
Project (Part I)
Total
03
03
03
01
00
13
00
01
01
02
02
07
Eighth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
GEOE-409
MINE-404
GEOE-407
GEOE-310
GEOE-408L
BUITEMS
Course Title
Operation Research
Excavation Engineering
Geostatistics
Geological Aspects of Hazardous Waste
Management
Project (part-ll)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
00
00
12
02
05
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GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
S. #
Name of Faculty
Designation
Qualification

Phone: (Off)+92 81 2880522/
Ext. 418 (Cell)+92 300 4461631
Dean/
Chairman/
Professor
(Shared)
Engr. Kamran Zafar
Incharge
Chairman
Ph.D; M.Sc Engg.

(M.E.T.U, Ankara); M.Phil
(Nottingham); B.Sc Engg.
(UET, Lahore); L.L.B
(Balochistan University);
F.I.E, P.E (Pak), M.M.E.S;
M.I.M.M (UK); Chartered
Engineer (UK); M.A.I.M.E
(USA)
Regional V.P Segmite,
Member Senate &
Syndicate PEC # Mining
/20
M.S (Chemical Engineering)
University of Adelaide, Australia
Engr. Shaukat Parvaiz
Lecturer
M.Sc (Earth Sciences)

Quaid-i- Azam University, Islamabad
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Department of
Civil Engineering
Introduction
Modern era is faced with numerous challenges to fulfill the social, economic, cultural and
environmental needs of a society. A new breed of civil engineer with new and fresh ideas,
technical competence, creative thoughts and imaginations will enable to build the foundation of
a flourishing society.
Civil Engineering encompasses almost every aspect of our lives. Paths and roads, on which
we travel, homes and offices in which we live and work, are all civil engineering projects. Water
and sewage treatment plants that provide us with safe water supplies require the expertise of
civil engineers, Construction of the dams and power stations that provide the electricity we use
every day requires civil engineers, In fact all structures, large and small, require the knowledge
of a civil engineer.
Civil Engineers plan, design, construct and maintain; from towering skyscrapers to heritage
buildings; from roads and bridges to railways and tunnels; and from power stations and airports
to dams and harbors.
Civil Engineering is considered to be the profession of past as well as the blooming future of the
future. The pyramids, Roman roads, and aqueducts are few early examples showing the keen
interest of man in the profession of civil engineering.
OBJECTIVES
o
To fulfil the demand of Professional Civil Engineers in local and

international markets.
To maintain a culture that promotes excellence in understanding and
synthesizing solutions of civil engineering problems of Balochistan.

To provide high calibre and modern education and construction
techniques to the students.
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Develop good oral and written communications skills.
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The Department of Civil Engineering offers BS Civil Engineering degree program from Fall
2008.
Course outline for BS Civil Engineering

First Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
CS-112
MGMT-304
ENGG-205
HUM-166
MATH-117
HUM-102
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
1
2
3
0
3
1
3
0
3
0
1
0
14
3
Engineering Surveying
Engineering Geology
Basic Electro-Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Drawing
Differential Equations/ Maths-II
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
2
2
3
0
3
1
2
2
3
0
13
5
Name of Subject
Social Science I *
Engineering Mechanics
English Language Skills
Applied Calculus / Maths-I
Pakistan Studies
Second Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
CIVILE-202
GEOE-302
ENGG-204
ENGG-201
MATHA-214
Name of Subject
Third Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
CIVILE-203L
CIVILE-303
CIVILE-301
CIVILE-302
CIVILE-116
Name of Subject
Civil Engineering Materials & Construction
Civil Engg Drawing & Graphics
Advanced Engineering Surveying
Mechanics of Solids
Fluid Mechanics
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
1
1
2
3
1
3
1
3
1
13
6
Fourth Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
CIVILE-304
CIVILE-305
CIVILE-06
HUM-101
MATHA-216
Name of Subject
Quantity Surveying & Estimation
Structural Analysis
Soil Mechanics
Islamic Studies
Numerical Analysis / Maths-III
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
0
3
0
3
1
1
0
3
1
13
2
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Fifth Semester
S. #
Course Code
MATHA-217
2
3
4
5
CIVILE-307
HUM-268
HUM-366
CIVIL-401
Name of Subject
Probability Methods in Engineering/ Math
IV
Advanced Fluid Mechanics
Social Sciences II *
Geo Informatics
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
0
3
3
3
3
15
1
0
0
0
1
Sixth Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
CIVILE-308
ENGG-321
CIVILE-310
CIVILE-402
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
1
12
3
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
0
3
0
3
0
3
1
0
3
12
4
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Practical
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
0
0
3
12
5
Name of Subject
Plain & Reinforced Concrete-I
Environmental Engineering- I
Transportation Planning & Engineering
Hydrology & Water Management
Seventh Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
HUM-265
CIVIL-132
CIVILE-311
CIVILE-403
CIVILE-405L
Name of Subject
Technical Writing & Presentation Skills
Construction Management
Architecture & Town Planning
Elective-I **
Project
Eighth Semester
S. #
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
CIVILE-404
CIVILE-407
CIVILE-410
CIVILE-411
CIVILE-415L
Name of Subject
Elective-II **
Elective-III **
Elective-IV **
Elective-V **
Project
* Any one from the list at Annex "A"

** Any one from the list at Annex "B"
Annex "A"
BUITEMS
1.
Sociology Sociology & Development
(For Engineers)
2.
3.
Social Anthropology
Psychology
(For Engineers)
(3 credit hrs)
4.
Professional Psychology
(3 credit hrs)
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5.
Critical Thinking
(3 credit hrs)
6.
Introduction To Philosophy
(3 credit hrs)
7.
Organizational Behavior
(3 credit hrs)
1.
Highway & Traffic Engineering
(3+1)
2.
3.
Geotechnical & Foundation Engineering

Plain & Reinforced Concrete-Ii
(3+1)
(3+1)
4.
Hydraulic Engineering
(3+1)
5.
Structural Engineering
(3+0)
6.
7.
Irrigation & Drainage Engineering

Steel Structures
(3+1)
(3+0)
8.
Environmental Engineering - Ii
(3+0)
9.
Advanced Structural Analysis
(3+0)
10.
Advanced Mechanics Of Solids
(3+0)
Annex "B"

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
S. #
Name of Faculty
Designation
Engr. Dr. Ehsanullah

Khan
Chairman/
Professor
Engr. Ahm ed Farooq

Bazai
Vice Chancellor
(Shared)
Prof. Dr. Syed Abid

Hussain
Dean/
Professor
Engr. Dr. Maqsood

Ahmad
Professor
(Shared)
Engr. Sarbuland Khan
Engr. Laique Ahm ed

Tariq
Mr. Am ir Mahm ood
Mr. Sheikh Masood uZaman

Mr. Mohamm ad Essa
Lecturer (on
study leave)
Director planning
& Projects
(Shared)
Assist. Professor
(Shared)
Lecturer
BE (Civil Engineering)
MS (Structural Engineering)
Ph.D (Structural Engineering)
PE MASCE, MSEI (USA)
M.S.E. (C.E. & Management), M.S.E.
(Civil Engineering), B.E. (Civil
Engineering), C.E., P.E.,
MASCE,MACI,MPCI
Ph.D; M.Sc Engg. (M.E.T.U, Ankara);
M.Phil (Nottingham ); B.Sc Engg. (UET,
Lahore); L.L.B(Balochistan University);
F.I.E, P.E (Pak), M.M.E.S; M.I.M.M (UK);
Chartered Engineer (UK); M.A.I.M.E
(USA)
Regional V.P Sem ite,
Mem ber Senate & Syndicate
BSc (Agricultural Engineering)
MSc (Environmental Engineering)
Ph.D. (Irrigation Engineering)
B.E (Civil & Environm ental Engineering)
MS ( Civil Engineering)
MS (Environm ental & Managem ent
Policy)
BE (Civil engineering)
MS (Civil Engineering)
Lecturer
Lecturer
9
10
Mr. Sanam Zeb
Qualification
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Department of
Mining Engineering
Introduction
The department of Mining is highly desirable to be established in the province of Balochistan.
Keeping in view this essential need department of Mining Engineering has been initiated in fall
2008 as the first Mining Degree awarding institute in the newly established faculty of
Engineering and Applied Sciences in 2004(now faculty of Engineering since September 2007).
SCOPE
o
The department of Mining will produce competent Mining Engineers,

which will use modern Mining techniques for development, exploitation
and marketing of the minerals and will increase the overall GDP of the
province.
Balochistan Province has an overall coal resource potential of 194

million tonnes (in Duki, khost-shariag-harnai, Pir Ismail Zariat, Mach,
Sorrange-Degari, Chamalong-Bahlol), which is haphazardly mined,
therefore it should be turned on scientific lines.More power plants are
planned to establish in order to increase the power generation capacity
by mining of Lignite/Sub-bituminous coal using modern clean coal
technology.
Saindak copper-gold-silver open pit mining from a reserve of 412

million tones of ore are to produce 15180 tones of blister copper, 1.47
tonnes of gold and 2.76 tones of silver annually.

Zinc and lead ore deposit at Duddar (Lasbella District) with 10.29
million tones reserves having 11.43% zinc and 2.1 % lead.
Other mineral potential of Balochistan includes iron ore at Nokundi,

chromite at muslim Bagh, Sulphur at Kho-e- Sultan Chaghi, Barite,
Marble, Limestone and Magnesite etc.
Mining of minerals and coal of existing and future deposits, washing

and cleaning of coal in private and public sectors in all the provinces of
Pakistan and abroad.
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MISSION
The Department of Mining Engineering will be committed to use teaching technology
to enhance student learning and continuing a program of excellence in research to
provide students with the necessary skills to achieve success in their future professional careers not only in Pakistan but through out the world
OBJECTIVE
o
The objectives of Mining Engineering Department is to introduce

competent Mining Engineers in the Mining Industry of Balochistan
which lack technical skill and all the workings are done haphazardly,
therefore this department will be helpful for inducting
Mining Engineers in the mining Industry.
Systematic approach towards extraction of Minerals by using Mining

techniques.
Overall progress in the natural resource development by enhancing

the engineering capability and increasing the overall GDP of the
province.
OUTCOMES OF THE DEPARTMENT

The Department would produce 25 to 30 BS Mining Engineering, degree holders every
year.
The courses offered by the Department of Mining Engineering are intended to result in:
o
o
o
Minimization of unemployment
Industrialization in the province
Improvement of technical and scientific approach for production of
Minerals.
o
o
Effective utilization of Mineral resources of the Province.

Inducement of entrepreneurship (Mining Industry in Balochistan and as
well as in Pakistan)
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The university is offer ing a four year BS Mining Engineering degree from fall 2008. The
approved courses of NCRC of HEC for year 2008 will be followed Pakistan Engineering
Council is in process of accrediting this program
Course outline for BS Mining Engineering

First Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
ENGG-201
ENGG-211
GEOE-201
CHE-101
MATHA-112
Course Title
Applied Electricity
Applied Geology
Applied Chemistry
Applied Mathematics-l (analytic geometry
and Calculus)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
01
02
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
00
13
05
Second Semester
S.#
Course Code
MGMT-304
2
3
MINE-207
MATHA-116
4
5
6
PHY-201
HUM-102
HUM-164
Course Title
Social Sciences-1 (Organizational
Behavior)
Mining Engineering Fundamentals
Applied Mathematics-ll (Differential
Equations
Applied Physics
Islamic studies/ Ethics
English-1(Comprehension Composition)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
00
03
03
01
00
03
02
03
17
01
00
00
02
Third Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
ENGG-206
MINE-203
MINE-205
MATHA-211
HUM-207
BUITEMS
Course Title
Fluid Mechanics
Surveying
Applied Mathematics-III
Social Sciences (Professional Ethics)
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
01
02
03
00
03
00
13
04
45
Fourth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
GEOE-206
CHEE-208
MATHA-216
4
5
ME224
HUM-102
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
00
03
01
Course Title
Mechanics of Material
Engineering Economy
Computer Science and Numerical
Analysis
Statistics
Total
02
02
13
00
00
02
Fifth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
MINE-206
MINE-302
MINE-303
MINE-304
MINE-305L
Course Title
Basic Metallurgy
Mineral Exploration
Mine Power, Drainage & Material Handling
Mine Environment
Field Surveying
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
02
01
03
01
03
00
03
01
00
02
11
05
Sixth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
MINE-306
MINE-401
NINE-402
MINE-307
MINE-308
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
02
01
03
01
02
01
03
01
03
01
13
05
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
00
03
01
03
01
03
01
03
01
00
02
15
06
Total
Credit Hours
Theory
Lab
03
01
03
01
03
00
03
01
00
02
12
05
Course Title
Coal Mining
Rock Mechanics
Underground Hard Rock Mine Design
Explosives Engineering
Mineral Processing
Seventh Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
MGMT-211
MINE-403
MINE-404
MINE-405
MINE-309
MINE-311L
Course Title
Engineering Management
Strata Control
Excavation Engineering
Surface Hard Rock Mine Design
Environmental Controls in Mining
Project (Part I)
Eighth Semester
S.#
Course Code
1
2
3
4
5
MINE-312
MINE-406
MINE-316
MINE-314
MINE-407L
Course Title
Drilling Engineering
Operations Research
Mining Law
Mine Safety & Rescue
Project (part-ll)
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DEPARTMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING
S. #
Name of Faculty
Designation
Qualification

Phone: (Off) +92 81 2880522/
Ext. 418(Cell) +92 300 4461631
Dean/ Professor
Engr. Kamran Zafar
Chairman
Engr. Shabir Ahmed
Lecturer
Ph.D; M.Sc Engg. (M.E.T.U,

Ankara); M.Phil (Nottingham);
B.Sc Engg. (UET, Lahore);
L.L.B(Balochistan University);
F.I.E, P.E (Pak), M.M.E.S;
M.I.M.M (UK); Chartered
Engineer (UK); M.A.I.M.E (USA)
Regional V.P SEGMITE,
Member Senate & Syndicate.
PEC # Mining/ 20
M.S Chemical Engineering/
University of Adelaide, Australia
BS Geological Engineering
University of Engineering, Lahore
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Department of B Architecture
Introduction
Program: B Architecture
Duration : 5 years ( 10 Semesters)
Chairman/ Professor: Dr. Ehsanullah Khan
MISSION
The Department's mission is to train students for embarking their careers at the
forefront of the dynamic fields of Architecture engineering. Upcoming challenges for
designing societal infrastructure of future involves accounting for complex
interactions between the history built, future requirements and natural environment.
BUITEMS aims to make students leaders in identifying emerging issues and to
develop innovative solutions to the engineering challenges of the future.
Architecture provides us with physical shelter from our environment; create a

framework for our activities and above all express symbolic and ethical
values.
Function is the fundamental starting point for all architectural and design
expression.
The basic requirement with functional dexterity is to choreograph the 'art of

living.
Not many people who settle into a new home, building or any space, know or
ever meet the architect or designer -they remain anonymous. Reason is lack
of integral knowledge and exposure, along with sense of insensitivity towards
the art of living.
Learning is a constituent part of architectural design choreography. Its source

of inspiration is in all parts.
The art of creating architectural foreplay a sense of anticipation -begins not

with the building itself. But long before it. It's a mere a skillful manipulation of a
perspective of an idea.
The idea that identification of place lies at the generation core of architecture
can be explored and illustrated. In doing this one can think of architecture and
designing as a 'language'.
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Course outline for B. Architecture
First Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
ARCH-101
ARCH-104
ARCH-103
ARCH-102
ARCH-106
ARCH-108
Name of Subject
Basic DesignI and Materials & Construction-I
Visual CommunicationI
History of Architecture-I
Materials & Construction-I
English-I ( Functional English)
Islamic and Pakistan StudiesI
Total
Credit Hours
6
2
2
2
3
2
17
Name of Subject
Basic DesignII
Visual CommunicationII
History of Architecture
Climatology
English-II ( Communication Skills)
Total
Credit Hours
6
2
2
3
2
15
Total
Credit Hours
6
2
2
3
2
2
17
Total
Credit Hours
6
2
2
3
2
3
18
Second Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course Code
ARCH-111
ARCH-114
ARCH-113
ARCH-115
ARCH-117
Third Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
ARCH-201
ARCH-204
ARCH-203
ARCH-202
ARCH-207
ARCH-220
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignI
Visual CommunicationIII
History of ArchitectureIII
Materials & Construction-II
Structure for Architects-I
Islamic and Pakistan StudiesII
Fourth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
BUITEMS
Course Code
ARCH-211
ARCH-218
ARCH-213
ARCH-214
ARCH-216
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignII
Visual CommunicationIV
History of Architecture-IV
Materials and ConstructionIII
Structure for ArchitectsII
Optional Subjects
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Fifth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Course Code
ARCH-301
ARCH-302
ARCH-303
ARCH-308
ARCH-413
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignIII
Materials and ConstructionIII
Computer Applications-I
Structure for ArchitectsIII
Optional Subjects
Elective subjects
Total
Credit Hours
8
3
2
2
3
1
19
Total
Credit Hours
8
2
3
3
2
18
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignV
Urban Design & Planning-I
Theory of Architecture
Landscape Architecture
English-III (Technical Report Writing & Presentation)
Total
Credit Hours
8
2
2
2
3
17
Sixth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course Code
ARCH-301
ARCH-302
ARCH-303
ARCH-304
ARCH-308
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignIV
Computer Applications-II
Services and Engineering Systems
Optional Subjects
Elective subjects
Seventh Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course Code
ARCH-401
ARCH-406
ARCH-402
ARCH-405
Eighth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
5
Course Code
ARCH-441
ARCH-413
ARCH-505
ARCH-417
ARCH-418
Name of Subject
Architectural DesignVI
Urban Design & Planning-II
Research Methodology
Optional subjects
Elective Subjects
Total
Credit Hours
8
2
2
3
2
17
Total
Credit Hours
10
2
3
2
17
Ninth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
Course Code
ARCH-501
ARCH-501
Name of Subject
Thesis DesignI (Mini Thesis)
Professional Practice
Optional subjects
Elective subjects
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Tenth Semester
S. #
1
2
3
4
Course Code
ARCH-512
ARCH-512
ARCH-513
ARCH-516
Name of Subject
Thesis DesignII
Dissertation
Project Management
Electives-III
Total
Credit Hours
2 + 00
2+0
2+1
2+0
8+1
Total Credit Hours
171

DEPARTMENT OF B. ARCHITECTURE
S. #
Name of Faculty
Designation
Qualification
Prof. Dr. Ehsan ullah Kakar

Email: ehsan@buitms.edu.pk
Phone: (Off) +92 81 2880639
(Cell) +92 3337801131
Chairman /
Professor
MS (Structural Engineering)
Ph.D (Structural Engineering)
PE MASCE, MSEI (USA)
Arch. Muhammed Sohail

sohail@buitems.edu.pk
Lecturer
Arch. Mrs. Azra Alvi

azra@buitems.edu.pk
Lecturer
Arch. Ms Zil-e-Huma
archhuma@buitems.edu.pk
Lecturer
Arch. Ms. Ariana bazai

ariana.bazai@buitems.edu.pk
Lecturer
B.Arch.(NED University of
Engineering and Technology
Karachi)
B.Arch.(NED University of
Karachi)
B.Arch.(Dawood College of
Karachi)
B.Arch.( Indus Valley School of
Art and Architecture Karachi)
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Faculty
Profile
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Professor, Department of Petroleum & Gas
Engineering
Dean, Faculty of Engineering
E-mial: abid@buitms.edu.pk/ prof_abid@yahoo.com
Phone Off: +92 81-2880511 Ext. 418,
Cell: +923004461631
Dr. Syed Abid Hussain is a Chartered Engineer from
Engineering Council, UK; and has worked as full time consultant of Asian
Development Bank. He has a total of more than 43 years of experience of Teaching
& Research and Mining field administration.
Dr. Hussain has been involved in teaching and research in University of
Engineering & Technology Lahore-Pakistan, Al-Fateh University, Tripoli-Libya,
Nottingham University, UK and Middle East Technical University Ankara-Turkey. He
got his Ph.D and M.Sc Engg. degrees from Middle East Technical University
Ankara-Turkey, M.Phil from Nottingham University (UK), B.Sc Engg. from UET
Lahore-Pakistan & LLB from University of Balochistan. Dr. Hussain won several
schlorships and grants. He has obtained several special awards and honors from
Iran, Turkey and International Forums. He served 22nd IMPC (South Africa, 2003)
as member of international Scientific Committee (ISC) and as member of
International Advisory Board of International Mineral Processing Congress 1997
and continuing member International Scientific Committee.
Dr. Hussain has been actively involved in teaching & research and
produced over 60 Publications of National and International repute.
Dr. Hussain enjoys professional affiliation of IMM London, Chartered
Engineer(UK), MES (UK), AIME (USA), FIE&PE (Pak), and SEGMITE(Pak)
After retirement from UET-Lahore in 2004 as Chairman Mining & Geological
Engineering Department, Dr. Hussain joined Balochistan University of
Information Technology, Engineering & Management Sciences in August-2004 as
First Chairman of Petroleum & Gas Engineering and First Dean of Faculty of
Engineering in October 2004. Dr. Hussain has prepared Vision 2020 for the
Faculty of Engineering and six PC-I's for establishment of the Department of
Petroleum & Gas Engineering, Department of Textile Engineering, Central
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Engineering Laboratories, Department of Chemical Engineering, Department of

Mining & Geological Engineering and Centre of Excellence in Environmental &
Renewable Energy Engineering as well as prepared a concept paper for
Petroleum & Gas, Mining & Geological Departments in 2007-2008.
Dr. Hussain is a member of Faculty of Engineering and member of Board of
Studies, , MUET Jamshoro and UET Peshawar. He is a member of Selection
Board and Ph.D research evaluation Committee, UET-Peshawar. He is referee
research journal of UET-Peshawar, UET Mehran & Science, Technology and
Development (PCST Journal). He is evaluator of National & International research
projects. Dr. Hussain is member of Syndicate and Senate, BUITEMS and
member of Editorial Board SEGMITE International Journal. He is an approved
Ph.D Supervisor in Earth Sciences & member of NCRC (HEC) for Mining
Engineering Curricula, 2004. He is also a member of NCRC for Mining,
Petroleum and Chemical Engineering curriculum, 2008.
He took several trainings in management & safety from WPIM Karachi and from
abroad in Particle Characterization and Rock Mechanics.
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Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering

Muhammad Hashim
Chairman/ Asst.ant Professor
E-mail: m.hashim@buitms.edu.pk@edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880560, Ext. 427
B.Sc (Engineering) Pakistan
M.Sc (Engineering) Norway
Completed his B.Sc Degree in Petroleum Engineering From University of Engineering
and Technology Lahore Pakistan In Dec 2004.
He obtained practical experience from OGDCL Pakistan as an internee in 2003.
During his studies he visited different Oil Fields in a study Tour.
IN his Final year of B.Sc, he worked on a project "Estimation of OGIP and water influx of
water Drive Dry Gas Reservoirs"
After the completion of his B.Sc degree, he joined the Balochistan University of IT,
Engineering and Management Sciences Quetta, and served for one year as Research
Associate in the Petroleum and Gas Engineering Department.
In June 2008, he completed his M.Sc in Petroleum Engineering from University of
Stavanger Norway.
During his studies in Norway, he joined a field course "SVALEX", a multidisciplinary
course with emphasis on Geology, Geophysics and Reservoir Technology. The
Diploma of the "SVALEX" is issued by Norwegian University of Science and
Technology.
He also worked on a study project "Simulation of Processing Plant for Petroleum"
Using HYSYS.UNISIM.
In his M.Sc thesis he carried out research on the Dynamics of Two phase (air-water)
stratified flow, using simulation package "COMSOL Multi-physics". He also got
introductory workshop on a fluid flow simulator OLGA by Scand power. He has been a
member of Society of Petroleum Engineering international (SPE). HE is a registered
Engineer of Pakistan Engineering Council.
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Engr. Nadir Ali Khoso

Lecturer, (on study leave)
E-mail: nadir.khoso@edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880639, 0344 3238072
Graduated in Petroleum & Natural Gas Engineering from
Mehran University of Engineering & Technology Jamshoro.
His Bachelor Project is "Artificial Lift method by Hydraulic
jet Pump" which is broadly being used to get maximum profit in naturally low
potential reservoirs.
Before joining BUITEMS in June 2007, he obtained practical Experience from
OGDCL. He had also been a member of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
International and Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
Engr. Hafiz Azizullah Shakh

Lecturer
E-mail: haziz.azizullah@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880639, 0345 3542001
Graduated in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering from
Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET)
Jamshoro in August, 2001. His Bachelor's Final Year Project is "Investigation of
Skin Effect on Well Performance". The Project gives the valuable information about
the "Formation Damage" that how it occurs during drilling, completion and production. During graduation he obtained practical experience from OGDCL fields. After
graduation he joined Al-Abbas Cement Industry Nooriabad, District Jamshoro in
July, 2001 as a Trainee Engineer for one year. After passing successful training, he
promoted as an Assistant Manager at "Inert Gas Generation Plant", where he
remained till May, 2007.
He joined BUITEMS in June, 2007 as a "Research Associate" in Department of
Petroleum & Gas Engineering. Now from October, 2007 he is performing his duty
as a "Lecturer" in the same department. He had also been a member of Society of
Petroleum Engineers (SPE) International and Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
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Engr. Ali Nawaz Mengal

Lecturer (on study leave)
E-mail: ali.nawaz@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880639, 0334 2461504
Graduated in Mechanical Engineering from University of
Engineering and Technology Taxila in 2003. His Bachelor Project
is "Reconditioning of Steam Turbines".
Before joining BUITEMS in September 2006, he has served as a Maintenance
Engineer in MRDL Company of China under the supervision of highly qualified and
expert Chinese engineers. He is also a member of Pakistan Engineering Council
(PEC).
Engr. Muhammad Hussain

Lecturer
E-mail: muhammad.hussain@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: 0333 7813978
Graduate, Petroleum Engineer from University of Engineering and Technology Lahore. His Bachelor's Project is "Enhanced Oil Recovery from Naturally Fractured Reservoir" which comprises
selection of proper EOR method as per the NFR.
He has worked on Well Completions, Down Hole Schematics, implementation of
SCADA and Cathodic Protection System over Gas Pipelines, being attached with
PPL & SSGCL.
He is the Faculty Sponsor of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Quetta
Student Chapter and Professional Member of SPE International and Registered
Engineer of Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
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Engr. Zafarullah Abro
Lecturer
E-mail: zafar.abro@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-3003146866, +92-3337358676
Graduate, Petroleum Engineer from Mehran University of
Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. After
graduation earlier he joined Sui Southern Gas Company Limited as Assistant
Engineer (Distribution) Quetta Region for period of two years.
Currently he is working as Lecturer, Department of Petroleum and Gas Engineering,
BUITEMS, Quetta since March 15, 2008.He is teaching different subjects of
Petroleum Engineering under graduate students like Principles of Reservoir
Simulation, Gas Engineering etc.In addition he is performing responsibilities of
Coordinator for jobs, Internships and Field affairs voluntarily. He has got maximum
training internships for the students of the department of this University from the
different oil and Gas Oraganizations.Recently,He has provided one day field visit Of
Kandhkot Gas Field (Pakistan Petroleum Limited) to the final year students. His
enthusiastic efforts have filled the bridging gap between the Industry and the
Department.
Engr. Muhammad Jahanzeb Hashmi

Lab. Lecturer
E-mail: jahanzeb.hashmi@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-81-2880525, +92-345-8348437
Graduated Petroleum & Gas Engineer from Balochistan
University of Information Technology, Engineering &
Management Sciences, Quetta. His Bachelor's Project was "Pressure Transient
Analysis using a Software apporach"
He has worked on W ell Completions, Production Operations, Production
Optimization, Well Stimulation, Rigless Well Operations, MDT, DST, Well Testing,
Reservoir Simulation, Pipesim, MBAL, Fekete Well Test Analysis, Fekete RTA,
being attached with OGDCL & OPII. He is the Professional Member of SPE (Society
of Petroleum Engineers) International and a Registered Engineer of Pakistan
Engineering Council (PEC).
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Engr. Ramzan Ali

Lecturer
He has completed his B.Sc Degree in petroleum and Gas Engineering from university
of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan in March 2007.
In his final year B.Sc Project he has worked on "Enhance Oil Recovery in Naturally
Fractured Reservoir"
He has worked in Oil & Gas Development Company (OGDCL) Pakistan as Assistant
Engineer Drilling for one year. Also he has successfully completed his training from
Petro Research Training Institute, PRT1 (Former OGTI).
He is registered Engineer of Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
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Department of Textile Engineering

Engr. Ali Asghar
Chairman/ Incharge
E-mail: aliasghar@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880639 - Ext. 419
Graduated from National College of Textile Engineering, Faisalabad
in the year 2000 with specialization in Spinning. His Research thesis project was
"Study of 40/s PV yarn" at Ibrahim textile Mills Ltd. He has three years of practical
experience in Crescent Textile Mills Ltd, Faisalabad. He worked as
Assistant Manager Spinning, and has experience of managing production,
maintenance and quality for different yarn counts and hi-tec machines. He joined
BUITEMS as a Lecturer in the Textile Engineering Department in year 2007.
Engr. Muhammad Ali Zeeshan

Lecturer
E-mail: alizeeshan@buitms.edu.pk
He graduated from National Textile University Faisalabad in the year
2002. his B.Sc project was "PRODUCTION & QUALITY
PARAMETERS OF SIXTEEN SINGLE SLUB YARN COUNT". He has two years of
practical experience in the Planning and Installation of Blow room, Card and Hamel
Cover Yarn in Nishat Group Limited, one of the Pakistan's Leading Organization. He
worked as Deputy Manager Representative for ISO Certification. He is a
professional Engineer registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
Engr. Sayed Waqar Azhar

Lecturer
E-mail: waqar@buitms.edu.pk Ext. 535
Engr. Sayed Waqar Azhar did his Engineering from National
College of Textile Engineering, Faisalabad (under UET Lahore) in
year 2000 with specialization in Textile Wet Processing. He did his thesis on
"Reproducibility and right first time Dyeing of Knitted fabrics and cost effectiveness"
at "Class Textile Mills, Lahore" and "Masood Textile Mills, Khurianwala, Faisalabad".
His versatile experience in Textile Industry is more than three years in very
prestigious organizations like Kohinoor Textile Mills, Rawalpindi and Al - Karam
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Textile Mills, Karachi; working at very key positions performing various decisive,
managerial, technical and administrative responsibilities. Besides Textile Wet
Processing, his expertise also includes Environmental Management and Policy. He
has been serving BUITEMS since October 2004.
Engr. Abdul Malik Rehan Abbasi

Lecturer
E-mail: rehan.abbasi@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: 03337834614
Mr. Rehan Abasi joined in March 2005. He did his B.Sc Textile
engineering degree from national textile University Faisalabad with specialization in
Textile chemistry. He got first division in his Bachelor degree. After doing the degree
he joined Al-Rehmat Textile mill as Manager Laboratory of chemical textile. He also
served as Manager R&D in the same organization.
Engr. Syed Zameer ul Hassan

Lecturer
E-mail: syed.zameerulhassan@buitms.edu.pk
He graduated from National College of Textile Engineering,
Faisalabad in the year 1997. His B.Sc project was "Study of 66 PV yarn". He has
eight years of practical experience in Fazal Cloth Mills Ltd (Muzaffargarh), Fazal
Textile Mills Ltd (Karachi), Azam Textile Mills Ltd and Gulshan Textile Mills Ltd
(Sheikhupora). He worked as Deputy Manager Representative for ISO Certification. He has experience of ISO 9000 QMC (Auditing) and other ISO certification as
internal auditor.
He Joined BUITEMS as a Lecturer in Sep. 2006.
Engr. Muhammad Kashif

Lecturer
E-mail: mkashif@buitms.edu.pk
Phone #: +92-18- 2880639 - Ext. 535
Graduated from National Textile University (Former National
College of Textile Engineering) Faisalabad in the year 2004, with Specialization in
Weaving. His Research thesis project was "Study of Article Change" at Sapphire
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Textile Mills Ltd. He has three years of practical experience in Nishat Mills Bikki and
Reliance Weaving Mills Ltd, Multan. He worked as Deputy Weaving Manager, responsible for production, maintenance and quality control of the mills. He joined BUITEMS
as a Lecturer in the Textile Engineering Department in Sep.2006.
Engr. Lubna Syed

Lecturer
E-mail: lubna@buitms.edu.pk
She did her B.Sc in Textile engineering with specialization in
Textile chemistry from National Textile University, Faisalabad. After
graduation She joined Hira Textile Mills Ltd, Raiwin as an Assistant Dyeing Manager &
also took control of Quality Control Department for 1 year. Miss Lubna syed joined
BUITEMS on 17th may, 2007 as a Lecturer.
Engr. Ahmer Hussain Shah

Lecturer
E-mail: ahmer.hussain@buitms.edu.pk
He graduated from Mehran University of Engineering and
Technology Jamshoro. After graduation he joined Bhanero Textile
Mills Kotri and worked there as an Assistant Spinning Manager for the period of 1 year.
He worked in the Department of Textile Engineering, MUET, Jamshoro, during
erection of Spinning Machines under Dr.R.A.Jhatial. His final year project was
"Compact Spinning System and Yarn". He joined BUITEMS as a Lecturer on 4th
October, 2007.
Engr. Maira Ayaz

Lecturer
E-mail: maira.ayaz@buitms.edu.pk
She joined BUITEMS as Lab Lecturer in Department of Textile
Engineering in Dec 2008. She completed the Bachelors Degree in
BS Textile Engineering from BUITEMS in 2008. Her CGPA is 3.93/4 and 87% marks.
She is Gold Medalist of her class.
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Currently she is teaching Textile subjects and conducting practicals. Her future plans
are to complete MS and PhD from abroad.
Her fields of interest are:
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Remedy of Problems Occurring in Textile Dyeing
Engr. Zamir Ahmed Abro

Lecturer
Cell No. +923337311944
Email: zamir.abro@buitms.edu.pk, zamirabro@gmail.com.
He had graduated in Textile Engineering from Mehran University of
Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. After graduation he joined
Sapphire Textile mills Limited Unit no.02 SITE kotri Jamshoro as Assistant Spinning
Manager for period of two years. He also served as Deputy Spinning Manager in above
said Textile mill for the period of one year.
He joined Department of Textile Engineering BUITEMS Quetta as Internee for the
period one year (01.06.2008 to 01.06.2009)
Currently he is working as Lecturer, Department of Textile Engineering, BUITEMS, Quetta
since 10th November 2008.He is teaching different subjects of BS Textile Engineering
like Spinning Preparatory, Yarn Planning and Production, Textile Utilities and Services,
Weaving preparation and weaving Mechanism etc.In addition he is handling
responsibility of supervision of final year thesis/project.
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Department of Chemical Engineering

Engr. Ahmer Shahzad
Chairman/ Assistant Professor
E-mail: ahmer.shahzad@buitms.edu.pk
Mr. Ahmer Shahzad, achieved MS Chemical Engineering from
University of Adelaide, Australia in 2008. He graduated from
University of The Punjab, Lahore. He has diversified experience in various
chemical manufacturing plants and consulting firms. He has worked on various
projects for many national and multinational oil and gas companies. He has
achieved various trainings in the field of project management and distributed
control systems. He joined BUITMS in 2005.
Engr. Faisal Mushtaq

Assistant Professor
E-mail: faisal@buitms.edu.pk
Engr. Faisal Mushtaq graduated in Chemical Engineering from

Dawood College of Engineering & Technology, Karachi in 2002. Final year
engineering project was based on "A Plant Design Report on the Manufacturing of
Lube Based Oil from Reduced Crude & Designing of Equipments Based on 1000
Tons/Day of Reduced Crude". He got his Master of Engineering in Environmental
Engineering from N.E.D. University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi in 2006.
He joined as lecturer in DCET Karachi and taught various subjects in Department
of Chemical Engineering and supervised various Projects. He was involved in
Commissioning and training on the state of art equipments GC, HPLC, Fermentor,
Series Reactor, Isothermal Reactor, Rectification column, Liquid-liquid Extraction
in DCET Karachi. He is working as Assistant Professor in Department of
Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering BUITEMS.
Interests: Mineral Resource Development in Balochistan Daily Dawn, Economic

Business Review, 4th Apr. 2005, Potential for Coal Fired Power Generation Daily
Dawn, Economic Business Review, 25th July. 2005, IMPACT OF PESTICIDES
ON THE ECOSYSTEM Daily Dawn, Economic Business Review, 8th Aug. 2005
Research Area:Remote Sensing & Geographic Information System application

in the field Mineral Resource development & Environmental Engineering.
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Engr. Kamran Zafar

Assistant Professor
E-mail: kamran.zafar@buitms.edu.pk
Mr. Kamran Zafar completed his MS Chemical Engineering from
University of Adelaide, Australia and did Chemical Engineering from
University of Engineering and Technology Lahore in 1997.He worked on engineering
projects "Developing a strategy for waste minimization in tanning industry and also
did plant design for manufacturing of Titanium Dioxide". He also took training in
Distributed Control Systems maintenance and operation conducted by YOKOGAWA
Singapore. He possesses eight years of field experience as Senior Production
Engineer in Alkaram Textile Group before joining BUITMS. He completed MS
Chemical Engineering from University of Adelaide, Australia in 2007.He worked on
various projects related to Environment and Waste water treatment. He carried out
his research work in Waste water treatment and developed Simulated model of
treatment plant in South Australia.
Research Area: Modeling of treatment plants and pollution control
Engr. Muhammand Najam Malghani

Assistant Professor
E-mail: mnajammalghani@buitms.edu.pk
Engr. Muhammad Najam completed his MS Chemical Engineering
from University of Adelaide, Australia and graduated in Chemical
Engineering from Dawood College of Engineering & Technology, Karachi in 2005.
Final year engineering project was based on "Development in Ammonia
Manufacturing" in collaboration with FFBL Bin Qasim Karachi. . He got his Master of
Engineering in Chemical Engineering from University of Adelaide in 2007. He joined
as Research Associate in BUITMS Quetta in January 2006 and taught various
subjects in Department of Chemical Engineering and supervised various Projects.
He was involved in various mineral Processing Projects carried out by University of
Adelaide in coordination with different mining companies including BHP Bliton and
Zinifix and has a major project with Zinifix on processing of different minerals. He also
worked with Environmental Department of South Australia to study and explore the
waste-water treatment processes for city of Adelaide carried out at Bolivar South
Australia. He is working as Lecturer in Department of Chemical Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering BUITEMS.
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Research Area: Extraction and processing of copper & its by-products such as
Gold and Silver.
Engr. Ghulam Ullah Khan Kakar

Lecturer
Engr. Ghulam Ullah Kakar belongs to District Pishin. He did his
graduation in the field of Chemical Engineering from Dawood
College of Engineering & Technology, Karachi in 2001. His final
course project was based on "Distillation of Crude Oil" at National Refinery Limited
Karachi. In December 2001, he joined "Mabzi Water Company" Karachi as a
Technical Service Engineer. After that he worked in" HTG Petrochemical Pvt Ltd"
Hub, Balochistan as a Shift Engineer. In October, 2002, he joined "Gatron Polyester
Industries Pvt. Limited" as a Assistant Shift Engineer. In September 2006, he joined
BUITEMS Quetta, as a Lecturer in the Faculty of Engineering, Department of
Chemical Engineering.
Research Area: His interests are pursuing higher studies and research in the Field
of Environmental Engineering and Renewable Energy.
Engr. Fahad Mir

Lecturer:
Engr. Fahad Mir graduated in the field of Chemical engineering
from Dawood College of Engineering and Technology Karachi.
After his Engineering graduation he joined Javedan cement industry Mangopir Karachi Worked there and gained experience. His final year project
was to enhance the recovery of alcohol by fermentation from molasses, the major
achievement was the enhancement & the recovery of alcohol and product of
alcohol up to 13.5% and it is really a huge success. He has also done BSc
(geology), A+ certification, IELETS, and various courses of hardware assembling
and management. Hosted many seminars, conferences, and workshops. He
parcitipated as a debater throughout the educational career with impressive
communication skills.
Research Area: His field of interests are in alternative sources of energy and fuel
consumption. Sustainable Energy Resources & their utilization in Balochistan.
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Engr. Mohammad Siddique

Lecturer
Mob. 0302-3819604
Email: siddique-nasar1@yahoo.com
Mr. Mohammad Siddique completed his Bachelor in
Chemical Engineering from Dawood College of Engineering
& Technology Karachi. He was appointed in November 2007
as Lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Chemical
Engineering .Before joining BUITEMS as regular faculty member he was also a
visiting lecturer. He worked in PETRO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY Hub chowki at
different location. His final year project was on Plate forming process in oil refinery.
He has also done PGD I.T from COMSATS institute Islamabad. His present
responsibilities at BUITEMS other than teaching are as below:
Research Area: His field of interest are in environmental Management

systems.Research on chemicals used for odorization of natural gas used for
commercial and domestic purpose.
Engr. Kamran Sami

Lecturer
Engr. Kamran Sami graduated in Chemical Engineering from
University of the Punjab in the year 2004. He joined Sarela
Shahbaz Cement as "Shift Engineer" in Production and
Quality control Departments in 2005. He joined a Multi
National Pharmaceutical industry named "Merck Marker (Pvt) Limited" in
September 2005 as Utility & EHS Engineer. He is responsible for the maintenance
of utilities including Boiler, Water Demineralization plant, Air Compressors, HVAC
systems and Water Distillation Column. He also introduced EHS system in Merck
Marker (Pvt) Limited. He joined Pakistan Navy Dockyard Laboratory as Lab.
Engineer in February 2008. He is responsible for the Quality Control Testing of
Petroleum, Oil, Lubricants and Paints. He joined BUITEMS as Laboratory Lecturer
in Chemical Engineering Department in October 2008.
Achievements: Participated & presented in various seminars on Quality Control

and Environmental Management system. He is Qualified Lead Auditor of EMS ISO
14001 from Moody International UK.
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Engr. Abdul Qadeer Dayo

Lecturer
s_kamransami@hotmail.com
Engr. Abdul Qadeer Dayo currently working as Lecturer in
Department of Chemical Engineering BUITEMS Quetta, he
completed his graduation in the field of Chemical Engineering
from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology
Jamshoro, Sindh, with first class, 1st Position in April 2009. His final year project
was "Design of an Efficient Glycol Unit for Dehydration of Natural Gas". During his
project he worked on the Hassan gas field Shikarpur. During his graduation he worked
with National Productivity Organization, Pakistan as Energy Audit at Nagina Textile
Mills (Pvt.) Ltd. Kotri
After his graduation, he registered to Master of Engineering Program (M.E.) in Chemical
Engineering at Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro, Sindh.
He has sound knowledge of the Aspen HYSYS, a Process Design & Simulation
Software. He participated in many seminars, conferences, and workshops.
Research Area:
His fields of interests are Process Simulation Modeling and Control, Municipal Solid
Waste Management and Alternative Energy Resources for Pakistan.
Engr. Syed Haseeb Sultan

Lecturer
Haseebsultansyed59@yahoo.com
MR. SYED HASEEB SULTAN has completed his B.Sc Degree
in Chemical Engineering from the University of Punjab Lahore in
1991. He has also done his M.Sc (Math) from University of
Balochistan in 1987. In 1992 he used to work in EPA for 1 year
then he left the country and went to USA. In USA he worked there as Chemical
Engineer in Wyeth. He is also member of American Institute of Chemical Engineer.
After spending his 15 years in USA he came back. Now he is working as a Lecturer
in BUITEMS at Quetta.
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Department of Geological Engineering

Mr. Shaukat Parvaiz
Lecturer
E-mail: parvaiz_geo@hotmail.com
M.Sc in the field of Earth Sciences (Geophysics) from Quaidi-Azam University Islamabad. In his final dissertation he
worked on 2-D Seismic Reflection Data Interpretation of Mari
block area (Central Indus Basin), to develop the structure of
subsurface area.
He has worked as a Geophysicist as an employee of the Oil and Gas Development
Company Limited Islamabad (OGDCL) for one year. During his job in OGDCL, he
worked with Seismic Data Acquisition, Seismic Data Processing Seismic Data
Interpretation and Quality Control Departments.
Before joining OGDCL in January, 2008, he has served for Pakistan Space and
Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) as an Asst-Manager at
Satellite Ground Station Islamabad in field of Satellite Image Processing and
Interpretation. Training on "Use of SPOT Imagery for the"Geostatistical agricultural
modeling" in Pakistan by using supervise classification and field work for its practical
application of district Shaikhopura by GPS tracking system.(president William
H.Wigton from AAIC Maryland U.S.A).
Before joining SUPARCO, he also performed his duties as Instructor in Survey of
Pakistan Islamabad (Ministry of Defense) in field of Geodes, Gravity and General
Geology.
His initial level work on intensity attenuation of "Kashmir Earthquake 2005",
Earthquake Prediction and Forecasting Techniques and to prepared "beach ball"
diagram to find out the nature of fault during three months workshop on "Earthquake
Seismology" from Bahria University Islamabad under the supervision of Dr.Mona Lissa
(Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad).Besides that he has good hands skill to
acquire the data for ERS , Gravity , Magnetic, GPS (RTK) and DGPS.His fields of
interest are Exploration and Earthquake Seismology, Structure Geology,GIS and
R.S(Geology).
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Department of Civil Engineering

Prof. Engr. Dr. Ehsan Ullah Kakar
Chairman
E-mial: ehsan@buitms.edu.pk
Dr. Ehsan holds his doctoral degree in Structural
Engineering. .Over 17 years of professional experience including, design, construction, project management, budgeting,
scheduling; data collection, analysis, and computer modeling, and submission
of technical reports. Overall Experience includes over 6 years of teaching, 8
years of research, 7 years of administration, technical projects implementation &
coordination, contract administration, communication with cross-functional teams
to meet project deadlines, compilation of quarterly & annual progress reports,
evaluation of budgetary allocations and evaluation of the effectiveness of projects
and experience of personnel management.
He remained Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Balochistan University of
Engineering & Technology, Khuzdar, Associate Professor, Balochistan
University of Information Technology & Management Sciences, Quetta.
Professor, Balochistan University of Information Technology & Management
Sciences, Quetta. Chairman & Associate Professor, Civil Engineering
Department, Balochistan University of Engineering & Technology, Khuzdar.
Associate Professor & In-charge, Civil Engineering Dept., Sir Syed University of
Engineering & Technology, Karachi. Visiting Professor, Dawood College of
Engineering & Technology, Karachi. He is the:
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Member of Governing Body of Pakistan Engineering Council. (PEC)
Member of Accreditation Committee
Academia-Industry Linkage Committee, PEC.
He is the member of American sociaty of Civil Engineering
Structural Engineering Institute (USA).
He got Star Award ,125 men and women of the millenium 2004. He also got
Life Time Achievement Star Award in 2006.
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Prof. Dr. M. Maqsood Ahmad

Professor
Email: maqsood@buitms.edu.pk
Phone:+92-81-2872083 FAX: 92-81-9201064
Dr. Maqsood, an engineer by profession, holds a Doctorate
Degree in Irrigation/ Water Resources Engineering from Canada, Master of
Science degree in environmental engineering from USA and Bachelor of Science
degree in agricultural engineering from Pakistan.
His diverse academic experience spreads over 19 year of international
multidisciplinary field experience includes computer modeling, technical projects
management, implementation & coordination, budgeting, scheduling, data
collection, analysis and interpretation, contract administration, communication
with cross functional teams to meet project deadlines, compilation of progress
reports, evaluation of budgetary allocations and evaluation and experience of
personnel management.
Dr. Maqsood has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in Hydrology,
Hydraulics, Water Resources Engineering, Drainage Engineering, Water &
Sanitation, Solid Waste Management, Surface & Groundwater Hydrology, Open
Channel Hydraulics, and Modeling of Water Resource Systems. His principal
research and consulting interests are related to the causes, nature and
consequences of pollution and deterioration of natural environment (soil, water
and air), and their effects on living organisms, irrigation, water resources, water
quality, soil & water conservation engineering, watershed management,
small-scale watershed processes, water supply systems (infrastructures),
water resource evaluations, vadose zone hydrology, environmental interactions,
management and policy.
Dr. Maqsood is a member of many societies. He is a registered professional
engineer in Pakistan since 1989, and Higher Education Commission (HEC)
Approved Ph.D Supervisor.
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Engr. Sheikh Masood -u-Zaman

Lecturer
I become graduate in Civil Engineering in the Year 2007
from U.E.T Lahore. After Graduation I joined "National
Construction Limited" as a Trainee Engineer for their
ongoing mega project of construction of Water Supply
System & Sewerage System of Quetta.
After three months I joined consultant "Cameos Consultant Quetta" as an
Engineer for their ongoing project "Construction of 100 Dams in Balochistan". I was
mainly dealing different aspects of Small Dams Design, which includes working on,
Soil Classification, Filter Design, Catchment Area Computation, Peak Flood
Computation, Average Aerial Rainfall Computation, Embankment & Spillway
Design, Rate Analysis ,Preparation of B.O.Qs, Storage Capacity of Dam & Yield of
Reservoir Computation, Preparation of PC-I etc. I joined BUITEMS as lecture in
Civil Engineering Department .
Engr. Muhammad Essa

Lecturer
Education:
SSC: - 1st Division (Govt. pilot secondary School Mastug (1992)
F.SC:- 2nd Division (Tamer-I-Now Public College Qta (1995)
B.E:- 1st Division (Civil BUET, Khazdar (2004)
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Assistant Engineer. Public Health Engg Deptt,Qta (2004-2006)
Lecturer. Civil Engg.Daptt.BUET, Khazdar (2008-2009)
Lecturer. Civil Engg. Deptt, BUITEMS, Qta. (2009-Till Date)
Publications:
"Good Water Contaminations & Their Effects on Health" Published for UET,
Peshawar.
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Engr. Sanam Zaib Khan

LecturerSanam Zaib Khan
sanamkakar@yahoo.com, Sanam.khan@buitems.edu.pk
Education
BE Civil engineering
From UET Lahore
Session: 2005-2009
Diploma in Project Management From UET Lahore
Projects:
Final year Project:
Design of cylindrical concrete shells
Field projects:
Planning and Scheduling of Nag to Panjgore Road on primavera
Contractor: SKB
Planning and Scheduling Of SBK University Project on Ms-Project
Contractor: MSB
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Department of Mining Engineering

Engr. Shabir Ahmed Baluch
Lecturer
Shabir.Ahmed@buitms.edu.pk
Mr.Shabir Ahmed has completed his B.Sc. Degree in Geological Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology Lahore in 2009, He has attended the workshop-2007
on Global Water Crisis and Pakistan conducted by Dr. .A.Q. Rathur, Senior
Research Fellow, Curtin University, Perth-Australia.
He was awarded 2nd position in the class on preparing and presenting the mini
project of physical design on the Landfill Disposal Facility for the Hazardous Waste.
He has completed one month internship at Hingol Dam project, and also 15 days
internship in Central Material Testing Laboratory Wapda Lahore.
He was working as a geotechnical Engineer in Cameos consultant Quetta at small
Dams project in Jammu & Kashmir before joining BUITEMS.
He has worked as an active member of Blood Donor Society in UET Lahore.
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Department of B. Architecture
Prof. Engr. Dr. Ehsan Ullah Kakar
Chairman: Department of Civil Engineering
E-mial: ehsan@buitms.edu.pk
Dr. Ehsan holds his doctoral degree in Structural
Engineering. .Over 17 years of professional experience including, design, construction, project management, budgeting,
scheduling; data collection, analysis, and computer modeling, and submission of
technical reports. Overall Experience includes over 6 years of teaching, 8 years of
research, 7 years of administration, technical projects implementation &
coordination, contract administration, communication with cross-functional teams
to meet project deadlines, compilation of quarterly & annual progress reports,
evaluation of budgetary allocations and evaluation of the effectiveness of projects
and experience of personnel management.
He remained Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Balochistan University of
Engineering & Technology, Khuzdar, Associate Professor, Balochistan
University of Information Technology & Management Sciences, Quetta.
Professor, Balochistan University of Information Technology & Management
Sciences, Quetta. Chairman & Associate Professor, Civil Engineering
Department, Balochistan University of Engineering & Technology, Khuzdar.
Associate Professor & In-charge, Civil Engineering Dept., Sir Syed University of
Engineering & Technology, Karachi. Visiting Professor, Dawood College of
Engineering & Technology, Karachi. He is the:
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Member of Governing Body of Pakistan Engineering Council. (PEC)
Member of Accreditation Committee
Academia-Industry Linkage Committee, PEC.
He is the member of American sociaty of Civil Engineering
Structural Engineering Institute (USA).
He got Star Award ,125 men and women of the millenium 2004. He also got Life
Time Achievement Star Award in 2006.
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Arch. Mrs. Azra Alvi

Lecturer
azra@buitems.edu.pk
Arch Mrs Azra Alvi D/O Dr. A.Q Alvi has passed the Bachelor
of architecture Examination of NED University of Engineering
and Technology Karachi in First Class during the year 1992.
She has an experience of almost six years as visiting teacher at
department of architecture and planning, Dawood collage of Engineering and
Technology Karachi.
She has also been engaged with Dr, Alvi and Associates (Consultant) since last 18
years as a senior architect & done various projects.
Arch. Ms. Zil-e-Huma

Lecturer
archhuma@buitems.edu.pk
Arch Mrs Zilehuma D/o Muhammad Akbar has passed the
bachelor of architecture engineering from DAWOOD COLLEGE
OF ENGG AND TECHNOLOGY KARACHI in First class first
position during the year of 2009.
She has an experience of working as an internee in a number of firms including A.S.A,
Shahab Ghani and Associates and Archi Times, Karachi. She is proud of working as
an Architect trainee with Nespak Karachi, where she learned new facets of
professional style. Her recent experience is work at private consultancy as an
architect now she wants to apply her skills and potentials for personal development
and enhancement of productivity. She is extremely enthusiastic and at the same time
ready to accepts new challenges.
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Arch. Ms. Ariana Bazai

Lecturer
ariana.bazai@buitms.edu.pk
Graduated f rom Indus Valley School of Art and
Architecture Karachi,in year 2007 with specialization in
interior architecture.My thesis "Aghosh" was on the
recreational complex for the mentally challenged children.and
how can the environmental design and building interiors itself can contribute to teach
such children to flourish,excel indepandantly to some degree in their lives.My objective is to serve in an organization that offers a stimulating and encouraging culture of
learning, and provides an environment that motivates employees to utilize their
capabilities in a most dynamic and innovative way. Believe in hard work and true
dedication towards work is most important to achieve the best, every second counts
in the process to learn more out of the surroundings which will help you to become
better in your field.
Arch. Mr. Muhammad Sohail

Lecturer
sohail@buitems.edu.pk
Arch. Muhammed Sohail has passed the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.)

Examination of NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi in First class
during the year 1992. In 1993 he joined Department of Architecture and Planning (DAP),
Dawood College of engineering and technology (DCET), Karachi as a regular and
permanent lecturer under the federal government post. He has been the member of
syndicate, Expert on the board of studies for Department of Architecture & has been
also very much involved in project management in Dawood college of Engineering
and Technology developmental works in addition to his regular teaching.
He also became a member of steering committee on urban development centre in
Sindh, Government of Sindh, Planning & Development Department (Research &
Training Wing) Karachi.
After getting about 16 years experience in teaching at DAP, DCET & Architectural
professional private practice, he has joined in Nov 2009 as a regular faculty member
of Department of Architecture & Planning, Balochistan university of Information
Technology, Engineering and management sciences (BUITEMS), Quetta.
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Facilities
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Student Services
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Facilities & Student Services

Library and Research Resources
The City Campus of University maintains a computerized library that remains open to all
students and teachers from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The library has a core collection of more
than 2000 books, references, research journals, magazines and periodicals in the areas of
management, finance, economics and marketing. In addition, the library maintains a wide
variety of specialized information, including publications of international and national
organizations and statistical data and government documents. On-line research facilities and
access to internet are conveniently available to teachers as well as students.
At Takatu Campus the library consists of about 800essential Engineering text books, as well as
reference books, jurnals and on line PERN available on HEC Website for down loading
research materials.
Computer Laboratories
The faculty has two laboratories namely Blue Chip and Cad/Cam with 100 and 70 computers
respectively and with internet and latest software facilities. All the teachers are provided with
personal computers for use in their offices.Besides, adequate printing facilities are made
available for all teachers and students. They have also access to photocopying facility.
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Audio-Visual Facilities
The faculty is well equipped with all the modern facilities including slides, overheadprojectors,
multimedia systems, television and V.C.R. The teaching staff and the students, working in
group or alone, make the optimal use of the audio-visual aids.
Counseling Service Unit

The counseling services unit works closely with students throughout their career
development process, helping them develop career options and establish contact with potential
employers. The students are provided with occasions to reorient their behavioral pattern, their
basic self-goals and socio-cultural values through perpetual counseling, group discussions,
dialogues and consultation with their teachers.
Research and Development Centre

The Faculty of Engineering has Research and Development (R&D) Centre equipped with
human resources of sound calibre and competence to provide research, training and consultancy
services to government, non-government and business organizations.
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A Pictorial View
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Ar-Ra'd (The Thunder)

13:17 [Whenever] He sends down water from the sky, and [once-dry]
river-beds are running high [37] according to their measure, the stream carries scum on
its surface; [38] and, likewise, from that [metal] which they smelt in the fire in order to
make ornaments or utensils, [there rises] scum. In this way does God set forth the parable of truth and falsehood: for, as far as the scum is concerned, it passes away as
[does all] dross; but that which is of benefit to man abides on earth. In this way does
God set forth the parables.
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Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Vice Chancellors Message

Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering

Department of Textile Engineering

Department of Chemical Engineering

Department of Geological Engineering

Department of Civil Engineering

Department of Mining Engineering

Facilities & Student Services

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Engr. Ahmed Farooq Bazai

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Pro Vice Chancellors Message

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Presently, 42 companies are working in Pakistan which have been

Department of Petroleum and Gas Engineering program imparts to its

Petroleum engineers produced by the department will be absorbed in

BUITEMSshould be one of the best institution in the country to produce

To make the department a Centre of Excellence in education and

To solve the industry's technical and logical issues by using advanced

To enable graduates to understand the importance of professional

To Produce engineers to assume positions of technical leadership in

To promote effective oral and written technical communication skills to

meet the challenges of the future petroleum engineering profession.

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

OUTCOME OF THE DEPARTMENT

The courses offered by the Department of Petroleum & Gas

Improvement of living standard of the people of Balochistan.

Industrialization in the province.

Improvement of technical and scientific approach for production of Oil &

Effective utilization of oil & gas resources of the province.

Inducement of entrepreneurship (Petroleum & Gas Industry in

PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT

Course outline for BS Petroleum & Gas Engineering

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Corrosion Principles and Control in Petroleum Industry

Course outline for BS Petroleum & Gas Engineering

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering

Corrosion Principles and Control in

DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS

Engr. Muhammad Hashim

Prof. Dr. Syed Abid Hussain

Engr. Nadir Ali Khoso

MSc. Petroleum & Gas Engineering

Engr. Hafiz Azizullah Shaikh

B.E (Petroleum and Gas)

BSc. (Petroleum and Gas)

Engr. Zafarullah Abro

B.E (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)

Engr. Jahanzaib Hashmi

B.S (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)

Engr. Ramzan Ali

B.S (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)

Engr. Muhammad Yaqoob

B.S (Petroleum & Gas Engineering)

Prospectus: Faculty of Engineering