Ninth convocation: New computer engineers urged to transcend themselves
Students graduate from NUST’s electrical engineering, computer science school
NUST students rejoice after convocation. PHOTO: EXPRESS
ISLAMABAD:
Engineers from National University of Science and Technology (NUST) School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS) graduated on Thursday.
As many as 201 students were conferred degrees in the disciplines of Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, and Computer Science at SEECS’ ninth convocation. The event was held a day after NUST’s postgraduate convocation.
Khurram Rahat, managing director of Teradata in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka said that NUST had set precedents based on quality and merit. Noting that NUST’s graduates continue to play an important role in the corporate sector, he encouraged students to transcend themselves as professionals and, in so doing, inspire the world with their compassion.
NUST Rector Lt Gen (retired) Naweed Zaman congratulated the graduates on their academic achievement. He hoped that the graduates, with the all-round grooming they had received at their alma mater, would make sincere efforts to address the problems of the country in particular and the world in general.
He hoped that the country’s first National Science and Technology Park (NSTP), being established at NUST, would pave the way for industrial as well as economic boom in the country.
Top students were awarded gold and silver medals for their academic performance and final-year projects. The President’s gold medals were awarded to Engr Armaghan Ahmad Khan of BEE batch-2012, Engr Faria Rehman of BESE batch-2012, and Anam Ahmad Khan of BSCS batch-2012. The Chancellor’s silver medals were conferred on Engr Ali Ather of BEE batch-2012, Engr Syed Mehdi Raza Jaffery of BESE batch-2012, and Mohammad Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui of BSCS batch-2012. Rector’s gold medals were awarded to Engr Hafiz Usman Mehmood and Engr Abdullah Ahmed of BEE batch-2012, Engr Hira Siddiqui of BESE batch-2012, and Anum Ahmed Khan of BSCS batch-2012.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 30th, 2016.
Engineers from National University of Science and Technology (NUST) School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS) graduated on Thursday.
As many as 201 students were conferred degrees in the disciplines of Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, and Computer Science at SEECS’ ninth convocation. The event was held a day after NUST’s postgraduate convocation.
Khurram Rahat, managing director of Teradata in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka said that NUST had set precedents based on quality and merit. Noting that NUST’s graduates continue to play an important role in the corporate sector, he encouraged students to transcend themselves as professionals and, in so doing, inspire the world with their compassion.
NUST Rector Lt Gen (retired) Naweed Zaman congratulated the graduates on their academic achievement. He hoped that the graduates, with the all-round grooming they had received at their alma mater, would make sincere efforts to address the problems of the country in particular and the world in general.
He hoped that the country’s first National Science and Technology Park (NSTP), being established at NUST, would pave the way for industrial as well as economic boom in the country.
Top students were awarded gold and silver medals for their academic performance and final-year projects. The President’s gold medals were awarded to Engr Armaghan Ahmad Khan of BEE batch-2012, Engr Faria Rehman of BESE batch-2012, and Anam Ahmad Khan of BSCS batch-2012. The Chancellor’s silver medals were conferred on Engr Ali Ather of BEE batch-2012, Engr Syed Mehdi Raza Jaffery of BESE batch-2012, and Mohammad Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui of BSCS batch-2012. Rector’s gold medals were awarded to Engr Hafiz Usman Mehmood and Engr Abdullah Ahmed of BEE batch-2012, Engr Hira Siddiqui of BESE batch-2012, and Anum Ahmed Khan of BSCS batch-2012.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 30th, 2016.