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Oct 17

Industrial Advisory board meeting

The Department of Electrical Engineering, NUML, organized a meeting of its Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) to strengthen the linkage between academia and industry. The session aimed to gather valuable insights from industry professionals to enhance the relevance and quality of the BS Robotics and Intelligent Systems and BS Computer Engineering programs.

The meeting began with a welcome note by Dr. Farhan Sohail, Head of the Department, who briefed the participants on the department’s recent achievements, accreditation progress, and student project successes.

Industry representatives shared their perspectives on emerging trends and required industrial skills. Constructive discussions were held on aligning the curriculum with modern technologies, improving lab infrastructure, and enhancing student employability through internships and industry-driven projects.

Oct 17

Seminar on Cubesat and Satellite Technology

East Campus

The Department of Electrical Engineering at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) organized an insightful seminar on “CubeSat and Satellite Technology”, conducted by representatives from the Small Satellite Technology & Research Lab (SSTRL), Institute of Space Technology (IST). The seminar aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals of small satellite systems, their applications, and Pakistan’s growing contributions to the field of space technology.

The speakers provided an in-depth overview of CubeSat design, development, and deployment, highlighting the multidisciplinary nature of satellite projects that integrate electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering principles. They also discussed the mission lifecycle, including system design, payload selection, launch challenges, and ground station operations.

Students were particularly engaged during the discussion on career and research opportunities in satellite and space systems engineering, as well as ongoing projects at IST and SSTRL. The session concluded with a hands on workshop where students were given an introduction to STK toolkit and communication via satellite.

Overall, the seminar was highly informative and inspiring, broadening the participants’ understanding of the emerging trends in satellite technology and encouraging them to pursue innovative research in aerospace and embedded

Oct 22

CSR activity : "the Future of Artificial Intelligence"

East Campus

CSR Activity (22-Oct-25)
As part of our CSR activity, we visited a government school in Rawalpindi with the aim of creating awareness among students about the Future of Artificial Intelligence.

The selected school is located in an underprivileged area, where the monthly fee is only Rs. 20, and students had never previously attended any awareness session on emerging technologies. I was pleasantly surprised to see that, despite limited resources, the students already had some basic knowledge about Artificial Intelligence. They were familiar with concepts such as AI applications and even mentioned ChatGPT as an example. Their enthusiasm and curiosity throughout the session were truly inspiring. Overall, the activity proved to be an enlightening experience for both the students and our team. Attached are the pictures from the session.

Oct 20

Elevate Your Persona: Effective CV Writing

East Campus

The participants learned the importance of tailoring their CV to specific job applications and industries.

Oct 20

Beyond CRUD: How Real World Apps Manage Data?"

East Campus

On October 20, 2025, the NUML Software Engineering Society hosted an insightful and interactive session at Iqbal Hall, NUML, featuring Miss Faiza Kousar, a seasoned Full Stack Developer with expertise in .NET Core, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle PL/SQL. In this talk, Miss Faiza took us beyond the basics of CRUD operations, diving deep into how real world applications handle data at scale.

Key Highlights:
-Transactions & Caching for efficient data handling
-Data Validation & Distribution to ensure scalability
-Encryption & Access Control to maintain security

Sep 09

Orientation of intake fall 25

East Campus

The Department of Robotics and Computer Engineering at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) organized an Orientation Seminar for newly admitted students of the BS Robotics and Computer Engineering Program on the 9th September 2025. The event aimed to welcome the incoming batch, familiarize them with departmental policies, and provide insights into the academic and professional journey ahead.

Head of Department, Dr. Farhan Sohail welcomed the students and briefed them on the academic structure, course outlines and laboratory facilities available within the department.

The event fostered a sense of belonging and enthusiasm among participants, marking the beginning of their academic journey in the field of Robotics and Computer Engineering at NUML.

Oct 08

Seminar FYP: From Ideas to Success

East Campus

The Department of Electrical Engineering organized a seminar titled “FYP: From Ideas to Success” on 8th October 2025. The seminar aimed at guiding students in effectively planning, developing, and executing their Final Year Projects (FYPs). The session focused on transforming innovative ideas into successful engineering solutions through systematic project planning and professional presentation.

The resource person, Ms. Shehwar Tanveer emphasized key stages of the FYP journey, including idea generation, feasibility analysis, project design, implementation strategies, documentation, and evaluation.

The session proved highly beneficial in motivating students to pursue innovative and practical solutions, ensuring a structured approach from concept to completion.

Oct 08