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"Dr. Sajid has been appointed as Director Strategic Planning. In this role, he will
work with the trustees and the president to establish the vision and mission of
CASE and lead the Institution in its deployment.
Under Dr. Sajid's leadership (being the founder of Engineering Management Department,
and the Chairman) the department grew (in terms of student enrollment and attendance)
exponentially. More than 100 students received their MEM degrees during the convocation
held in June 2007. In the past, students had approached Dr. Sajid for various issues.
However, going forward, Dr. Sajid will be very busy with his new critical role.
The EM department is now handled by Prof. Saeed Kazmi as acting Chairman. All students
are advised to direct their issues/inquiries (phone or email) to Students Affairs
or EM department. Dr. Sajid will no longer be entertaining such matters."
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June 2007: First convocation of CASE held successfully on 25th June, 2007.
"The CASE first convocation held successfully on Monday, June 25th 2007 on CASE
premises. The Governor Punjab Lt. Gen. (R) Khalid Maqbool conferred 257 Master degrees
to the graduating students. The Chief Guest Dr. S. Sohail H. Naqvi, Executive Director
Higher Education Commission, delivered the Keynote address for the convocation."
For Details please Click Here
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The Next Doctoral Qualifying Exam (Spring 2008) of the Computer Engineering Department
is decided to be held on Wednesday 23rd January, 2008.
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October 2006: The 3rd International Symposium on Management, Engineering and Informatics:
MEI 2007
The 3rd International Symposium on Management, Engineering and Informatics: MEI
2007, will be held from July 8-11, 2007, Orlando, Florida (USA). A call for papers
is being made. Click here for details.
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July 2006: French Embassy Officials Visited CASE.
On July 10, 2006, the officials from the french embassy, including the Counselor
for Scientific and Technical Cooperation, and the Scientific and Cultural Attache
visited CASE. They met the CASE team and discussed with them various possibilities
of collaboration between CASE and french higher education institutes. They appreciated
the already signed MoU between University of Lille, France and CASE. They assured
full support from the french embassy in Islamabad for any initiative to further
pursue collaboration with french organizations. At the end, they took a round of
the campus and were shown the academic and research facilities at CASE.
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July 2006: Dr. Azhar Mansur Khan has been invited by ESC Lille School of Management
Science.
On behalf of the Steering Committee, ESC Lille School of Management Science has
invited Professor Dr. Azhar Mansur Khan to attend the 6th International Project
Management Workshop being held in Lille, France, from 21st to 25th August 2006.
The general theme of this workshop is " Project Strategy and Governance: Key Perspectives
Questions, Researches, Facts". Dr. Azhar Khan will be speaking on “HRD Practices
in the Federal Government Project Management System in Pakistan – An empirical research
study” Furthermore, he has been made a part of the experts and academics panel for
the Best Practices and Research workshop at ESC Lille. ESC Lille represented by
Professor Christophe N. Bredillet (The Associate Dean of the Graduate Programs)
has especially invited Dr. Khan to be a part of the workshop.
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May 2006: Dr. Shoaib A. Khan and Mr. Zaheer Ahmed, faculty members of CASE awarded
two US patents.
Hardware function generator support in a DSP
United States Patent 7,031,992 Khan , et al. April 18, 2006
Abstract: The present invention relates to digital signal processors
with an integrated module configured to compute a Coordinate Rotation Digital Computer
(CORDIC) in a pipeline. The pipelined module can advantageously complete computation
of one CORDIC computation for each clock pulse applied to the CORDIC module, thereby
providing a CORDIC computation for each clock pulse. One embodiment advantageously
computes a first portion of a computation with a lookup table and a second portion
in accordance with a CORDIC algorithm. Advantageously, data in a CORDIC pipeline
is automatically advanced in response to read instructions and can be automatically
advanced from the beginning of the pipeline to the end of the pipeline to reinitialize
the pipeline. This allows information to be retrieved from the CORDIC pipeline with
relatively little overhead. The automatic starting and stopping of the CORDIC pipeline
advantageously allows the retrieval of computations from efficient pipeline architectures
on an as-needed basis.
Inventors: Khan; Shoab A. (Rawalpindi, PK); Hameed; Rehan (Rancho Santa Margarita,
CA); Farooq; Hassan (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA)
Assignee: Quartics, Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Appl. No: 951764
Filed: September 10, 2001
Current U.S. Class: 708/276
Current International Class: G06F 1/02 (20060101)
Programmable and multiplierless Viterbi accelerator
United States Patent 6,883,021 Ahmed , et al. April 19, 2005
Abstract: The invention is related to methods and apparatus that
decode convolutionally encoded data, including trellis-coded modulation (TCM) systems.
One embodiment of the invention shares a memory device with a main processor, such
as a microprocessor or a DSP, and advantageously relieves the main processor of
the relatively time-consuming task of decoding the convolutionally encoded data.
This frees up the main processor to execute other tasks. One embodiment of the invention
includes a micro-coded state machine that can be programmed to control the decoding
of the convolutional codes.
Inventors: Ahmed; Zaheer (Islamabad, PK); Khan; Shoab A. (Rawalpindi,
PK)
Assignee: Quartics, Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Appl. No: 951348
Filed: September 10, 2001
Current U.S. Class: 709/213
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April 2006: Another HEC approved supervisor joins CASE faculty.
Dr. Riaz Inayat, CASE faculty member has been recently nominated as HEC approved
supervisor. His area of specialization is Wireless Communication and Networks. Click
here for Dr. Riaz profile.
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