Table of Contents

Criterion 9: Industrial Linkages ........................................................................................................ 2

9.1 Existence of an Active Industrial Advisory Board/Committee ...................................................... 2
9.8.1 Industrial Advisory Board Meetings: ........................................................................................... 2
9.8.2 Previous IAB Meeting Details ..................................................................................................... 3
9.2 The 2nd Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) Meeting........................................................................ 5
9.2.1 IAB Members............................................................................................................................... 5
9.2.2 Agenda of meeting ....................................................................................................................... 6
9.2.3 Discussion Points ......................................................................................................................... 9
9.3 Formal mechanism for seeking feedback from the Industry and its analysis for the attainment of
PEOs. ................................................................................................................................................. 12
9.8.3 Disseminating Forms ................................................................................................................. 12
9.3.2 Collecting Feedback................................................................................................................... 12
9.3.3 Analysis Performed .................................................................................................................... 12
9.3.4 IAB Suggested Corrective Measures ......................................................................................... 13
9.3.5 Alumni Affairs ........................................................................................................................... 16
9.3.6 Alumni Survey Form ................................................................................................................. 16
9.3.7 Employer Survey Form .............................................................................................................. 16
9.4 KPIs for PEO Analysis and Related Assessment Tools ................................................................ 22
9.4.1 Program Education Objectives (PEOs) ...................................................................................... 22
9.4.2 Latest PEOs................................................................................................................................ 22
9.5 Existence of Industry Linkages Office: .......................................................................................... 23
9.5.1 Job Placement Bureau Office:.................................................................................................... 23
9.5.2 Job Placement Bureau Dedicated ILO: ...................................................................................... 24
9.6 Guest Speakers and Seminars: ....................................................................................................... 24
9.7 Industrial Visits ................................................................................................................................ 25
9.7.1 Post Visit Reports ...................................................................................................................... 25
9.8 Design Projects Sponsored/ Supervised by Industry with Faculty .................................................... 51
9.8.1 9.8.1 FYP jointly supervised by Industry and Faculty member ................................................. 51
9.8.2 Research Grant Project............................................................................................................... 52
9.8.3 Faculty Members involved in design/supervision/consultancy role .......................................... 52
Criterion 9: Industrial Linkages

Industrial linkages play a crucial role in the success of any educational program. They not only
facilitate the employment of fresh graduates but also enable the curriculum to be regularly
updated to align with industry demands. Furthermore, students benefit greatly from engagement
with the industry through various means such as industrial visits, internships, and projects. To
ensure effective industrial linkages, the LGU has established dedicated offices and bodies with
specific responsibilities in this area. These entities aim to foster collaboration between academia
and industry, facilitate industry-driven research, and provide guidance and support to students
seeking industry exposure. Through these initiatives, students are better prepared for the job
market, and educational programs are better aligned with the evolving needs of the industry.

9.1 Existence of an Active Industrial Advisory Board/Committee

LGU has an active Industrial Advisory Board which helps the university to keep its curriculum
up to date with the requirements of industry and social requirements. IAB is comprised of
industrial representatives and alumni members who update the department about the current
trends in the industry as well as advise the department on matters of educational objectives and
curriculum revision. The board members comprise of representatives from the industry, alumni,
Dean, HOD, senior faculty members, and department industry liaison officer. The IAB was
constituted on 28 Feb 2023 and further new members were included and the list of IAB member
was updated. The initial constitution and reformation notification along with updated list of
industrial advisory board members is attached as attached in Annex-9A.

9.8.1 Industrial Advisory Board Meetings:

The department of CS conducts IAB meetings on regular basis once per semester (Hard copies
of the IAB meetings held can be provided on demand).

The focal person writes to the IAB members for a possible date and timings.
• After finalizing date and timing, the department intimates the same to the faculty
members.
• An IAB meeting is held on campus venue as per schedule.
• During the IAB meeting, minutes are noted and are circulated to the faculty members as
well as to the industry members.
 • The progress of actions suggested in the previous IAB meetings are presented as an
agenda point.
• Further new suggestion by IAB is noted as new suggested action.
• A DBS is held to discuss the follow ups and their recommendations, suggestions and
action recommended by to the industry.

9.8.2 Previous IAB Meeting Details

List IAB Meetings that were conducted on 2023 onwards are stated in Table 9-2.2 List IAB
Meetings conducted in 2023 onwards.

Table 9-1.2 List IAB Meetings conducted on 2023 onwards

S. No Industrial Advisory Board Meeting Date

1. 1st IAB meeting 1st March, 2023
2. 2nd IAB meeting 10 October, 2023
7

Notification to the Industrial Advisory Board members for the 2 th IAB meeting by Department CS
9.2 The 2nd Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) Meeting

On 23rd Oct 2023, the Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) Meeting took place at 1100 hours. The
venue for the meeting was the Usman Shaukat Hall, LGU, and Conference Room, located
within the Lahore Garrison University (LGU). List of participants who attended the 2th IAB
meeting along with their attendance is attached in Annex- 9B.

9.2.1 IAB Members

Table 9.2.1 List of the approved IAB members

Sr.
Name Designation / Organization
No
1 Dr. Arfan Ali Nagra Chairperson
Dr. Hadi Abdullah
2 Advisor
3 Mr. Khurram Yussouf Tehseen Coordinator
4 Dr. Waseem Ahmad Khan Industrial Member / Shahruh Tec
5 Umair Nasir Industrial Member / Techjaunt
6 Awais Aslam Industrial Member / ExpertFlowLLC
7 M. Asjid Industrial Member / Stallions Sol
8 Waqas Riaz Industrial Member / Systems Ltd
9 Ms. Batool Abbas Member
10 Ms. Ayza Batool Member
11 Ms. Marrium Mehmood Member
12 Mr. Usama Asif Member
 9.2.2 Agenda of meeting

The meeting of Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) in pursuance of review of the Program Educational
Objectives (PEO) and their impact on students for successful careers in Computer Science. Following
are the PEOs of Computer Science Department that were approved by the Industrial Experts.

S. # Agenda Item Discussion Outcomes Follow —up

Needed
Welcome The meeting began with a prayer in the name of Allah Almighty.
Address/ Purpose Dr. Arfan Ali Nagra welcomed all participants, including our
esteemed guests, for sparing time from their busy schedules to
attend. He explained the purpose of the meeting and shared the
agenda. The Chairman invited members to share their insights and
expertise related to the agenda.

2 Revision of Building on the discussion from the previous IAB meeting, Ms.
previous Program Ayza Batool presented a concise overview of the reviewed
Educational Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) for the Computer
Objectives (PEO) Science Department.
according to the
suggestions
provided by the The objectives were presented congruence with the industrial
industrial experts. requirements and accreditation criteria.
'
The floor was opened for lively discussion and feedback on the
proposed PEOs. With open minds and active pens, attendees
were encouraged to share their thoughts and suggestions on the
current PEOs. A collaborative brainstorming session ensued, as
attendees offered their valuable insights and potential
improvements to the PEOs.

Dr. Arfan Ali Nagra suggested the placement of PEO 3 should

be at PEO 1, due to it highlights the introduction to the
technologies and PEO 3 applies the concept attained in subjects
to computing and emerging technologies.

Dr. Waseem Ahmad Khan from Shahruh Tec commented to

update PEO 4 such that PEO 4 provides problem solving skills
for advancing in higher studies.

Dr. Hadi Abdullah moved to plan an action to revise and update

current PEOs according to the suggestions provided by IAB
members.

Revision of the PEOs was unanimously approved by the

members according to the suggestions and feedbacks during the
meeting.
3 Revision of the Mr. Khurram Yussouf Tehseen and Ms. Batool Abbas presented Yes
Computer Science the current course curriculum of subjects taught in the Computer
program curriculum Science Department.
according to the 1. Dr. Waseem Ahmad Khan suggested including a
Relevance to
comprehensive study on Software Quality Assurance
contemporary industry
demands and current (SQA) in CSC361. He emphasized covering aspects such
industry practices. as user satisfaction, the fundamental elements of SQA,
setting SQA goals, and exploring methodologies like
Six-Sigma tailored for Software Engineering.
Additionally, he recommended incorporating discussions
on CMMI for process improvement.
2. Umair Nasir proposed integrating a module on
cybersecurity into CSC312. He suggested exploring
topics related to data security, including understanding
security threats such as computer viruses and worms. His
recommendation aimed to provide students with essential
knowledge and skills in safeguarding information
systems.
3. Awais Aslam recommended enriching the curriculum of
Professional Practices with practical insights. He
suggested introducing sessions on ethical considerations
in the digital technology industry, along with related case
studies. Additionally, he proposed analyzing the anatomy
of software houses and fostering discussions on the
professional environment prevalent in digital tech
companies.
4. M. Asjid emphasized hands-on learning in CSC 3910 by
focusing on practical exercises related to computer
vision. He suggested covering topics like ResNets and
guiding students through building their own Residual
Blocks from scratch. Furthermore, he recommended
incorporating projects involving video classification and
model deployment to reinforce theoretical concepts.
5. Umair Nasir proposed incorporating practical exercises
in CSC313 focused on data structures and algorithms. He
recommended including hands-on assignments covering
sorting algorithms such as Insertion sort, Quick sort,
Bucket sort, Radix sort, and Shell sort. His suggestion
aimed to reinforce theoretical concepts with practical
implementation, providing students with valuable
problem-solving skills.
6. Waqas Riaz proposed a practical approach to teaching
Cloud Computing in CSC382. He suggested including
modules on installing vSphere components, such as
ESXi, and configuring essential services. Additionally,
 he recommended covering OpenStack deployment,
emphasizing management aspects like compute, storage,
and network, along with orchestration and image
management.
7. Dr. Waseem Ahmad Khan proposed integrating practical
exercises in deep learning for CSC390. He recommended
working with eXplainable AI (XAI) on platforms like
Kaggle with real-world datasets. His suggestion aimed to
provide students with hands-on experience in working
with advanced deep learning techniques.
8. Awais Aslam suggested enhancing the curriculum of
CSC394 with practical web development projects. He
recommended developing web applications using tools
like Visual Studio 2019 & 2022, focusing on converting
admin themes into Model-View-Controller (MVC)
architecture. Additionally, he proposed covering server-
side data submission using AJAX, along with concepts
like session management and cookies for secure login
modules.
9. Waqas Riaz recommended enriching the curriculum of
CSC368 with a variety of mobile application projects.
He proposed practical assignments such as developing
XML layouts for Android and creating applications like
the Dogglers App, Lunch Tray app, Amphibians app,
and Forage app. His suggestion aimed to provide
students with diverse hands-on experience in mobile app
development across different domains.

Dr. Arfan Ali Nagra thanked all the attendees for their valuable
contribution and feedback.
Dr. Arfan Ali Nagra adjourned the meeting at 01:00 PM.
 9.2.3 Discussion Points

Table 9-2.3 2nd IAB Meeting Discussion Points

Sr. Agenda Discussion/ Decision Action

No Points taken By
Industrial
Linkage
Members
1. Revision BSCS Revised Program Educational Objectives according to the suggestions Approved
of given in IAB meeting:
previous The main objectives of BSCS degree program are:
Program 1. To introduce technology-oriented courses, facilitate research, promote
Educatio
new business ideas, and enhance computing solutions development
nal
Objectiv practices.
es (PEO)
2. To inculcate the presentation and communication skills and create
accordin
g to the awareness about moral and social values.
suggesti
3. To comprehend and apply concepts of various subjects in integration with
ons
provided computing & emerging technologies.
by the
4. To develop critical thinking, and problem-solving skills for advancing in
industria
l experts. higher studies.
The revised Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) were disseminated to the
faculty and relevant stake holders for implementation.
2. List of The committee members identified the following courses for update. Approved
courses ▪ CSC 361 – Software Engineering
identifie ▪ CSC 312 – Introduction to Information and
d for Communication Technology
update. ▪ Professional Practices
▪ CSC 3910 – Computer Vision
▪ CSC 313 – Data Structures and Algorithm
▪ CSC 382 – Cloud Computing
▪ CSC 390 – Deep Learning
▪ CSC 394 – Web Design and Development
▪ CSC 368 – Mobile Application Development
3. Topics The committee members suggested some topics to be added or modified in the Approved
given by course outline of the above-mentioned courses. Topics are:
industria
l Sr. Course Course Week New Topic
advisors No No. Name No.
for .
update.
1. CSC361 Software 13 Software Quality Assurance, User
Engineering satisfaction, Elements of SQA, SQA
Goals, Six-Sigma for Software
Engineering, CMMI

2. CSC312 Introduction 12 Data security, security threats,

to computer virus worms.
Information
and
Communicati
on
Technology
3. Professional 2 Introduction to IEEE/ACM Code
Practices Ethics and related case studies.
Anatomy of Software House and
3 related Case studies.
Discussion on Case of Professional
Environment of Digital Tech
8 Companies

4. CSC Computer 6 ResNets

3910 Vision • Building Your Own Residual
Block from Scratch.

Implement ResNets
7 • Understand ResNet34 Build
ResNet34 from Scratch with
Python.

Video Classification & Model

15 Deployment
• Build your own video
classification model.
• Model deployment.

5. CSC313 Data 4 Insertion sort, Quick sort, Bucket sort,

Structures Radix, Shell sort.
and
Algorithm
6. CSC382 Cloud 1 Installing vSphere Components
Computing • Installation of ESXi
• Configuring ESXi Services

OpenStack Deployment
5 • Compute, Storage and
Network Management
• OpenStack Orchestration
Management
• Image Management

7. CSC390 Deep 14 Working and Simulation of XAI on

Learning Kaggle platform with dataset.

8. CSC394 Web Design 10 Developing Web Application using

and Visual Studio 2019 & 2022. Admin
Developmen theme convert into MVC.
t Data submit on server side using
13 AJAX. Concept of session and
cookies using login module.
Model Validation Using Data
Annotations. NET MVC CORE 5.
14

9. CSC368 Mobile 2 Create a Birthday message in Kotlin

Application Create XML layouts for Android
Developmen 6 Calculate the tip.
t Project: Dogglers App.
8 Project: Lunch Tray app
Project: Amphibians app
14 Project: Forage app

16
17
The revised curriculum was disseminated to the faculty and relevant stake
holders for implementation.
 9.3 Formal mechanism for seeking feedback from the Industry and its analysis
for the attainment of PEOs.
A proper mechanism is in place through which feedback is collected from the industry, where
the industry can be from the IAB members and other industries linked directly with the CS
curriculum. Later, an analysis is performed, and corrective measures are taken periodically.
Organogram of a formal mechanism for seeking feedback is discussed in Criteria 1. A Process
to evaluate the Attainment of PEOs is described in Figure 9-4.

Figure 9.3 Program Education Objectives (PEOs) CQI Loop

9.8.3 Disseminating Forms

A form is created which carries all the questions required to cover every aspect. The feedback
form is used for ease and convenience for industry as well as for Institution. After creating the
form, we reach out to the industry through request emails and disseminate the forms. After
request email to Industry personnel we again reach out through Text messages and Calls.

9.3.2 Collecting Feedback

Industry personnel fill up the provided form, give their feedback and is received by the focal
persons for CQI.

9.3.3 Analysis Performed

A thorough analysis is performed of the feedback given by the industry personnel. Every
question is taken into consideration and analysis is performed on every question. Top rated and
least rated attributes are identified through analysis.
 9.3.4 IAB Suggested Corrective Measures
Corrective measures are taken on the areas/attributes identified in the analysis as well as IAB
meetings. We arrange seminars, workshops for the students to brief them about the areas where
extensive hard work is required and practical skill development workshops are arranged if
needed, identified in the analysis. Apart from the on-campus activities, industry visits are also
conducted as stated in Table below.

Table 9.3.4 List of guest seminars/ workshops in line with corrective measure and IAB suggestions

S. No Nature of Action Conducted by Date

1. Department of Computer 6th Jan 2024

Tech Tehwaar - Seminar Science

Soliton Technologies – Industrial Industrial Tour by Dept. Of

2. Tour CS 24th Jan 2024

Department of Computer
Mobile Game Development Science
3. 15th Dec 2023
Workshop

Future Fest
Department of Computer
4. 26st Jan 2024
Science

5. Mindstorm Tour Industrial Tour by Dept. Of 17th Jan 2023

CS

6. Open House 23 Job Fair

Arbisoft Tour 10th Jan

7. Industrial Tour by Dept. Of
2024
CS

Devsinc Tour 20th Dec 2023

8. Industrial Tour by Dept. Of
CS
Figure Seminar Tech Teehwar Soliton Technologies – Industrial
Tour

Mobile Game Development Workshop Future Fest

Open House 23
 Devsinc – Industrial Tour Arbisoft – Invozone – Industrial Tour
Industrial Tour

Industry /
S. No Chief Guest Venue Date of Visit
Organization
Ms. Maria Sadaf, Lead Devsinc
1 Business Strategist | Devsinc Devsinc, D Tower January 10, 2024 |
Near Bhatta Chowk, 11:00 AM to
Lahore 02:00 PM
Ms. Amber Shafique, Director Arbisoft December 20, 2023 |
2 HR | Arbisoft 25 Canal Road, 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM
Westwood Colony
Lahore
Mindstorm
3 Mr. Mohsin Mehmood, Office No. 806, 8th January 17, 2024 |
Studios –
Director HR | Mindstorm Floor, Haly Tower, 11:00 AM to
Industrial Tour
Studios Sector R DHA Phase 02:00 PM
2, Lahore
Mr. M. Hamza, Director HR | The Enterprise Soliton
4 Soliton Technologies Building, Office # 301, January 24, 2024 |
Technologies
3rd Floor, 1-KM 11:00 AM to
Thoker Niaz Baig, 02:00 PM
Main Multan Rd,
Lahore

Mr. Rehan, Director HR | Invozone January 31, 2024 |

5 Invozone 605 Abdul Haque 02:00 PM to 05:00 PM
Rd, Block H-3 Block
H 3 Phase 2 Johar
Town, Lahore
9.3.5 Alumni Affairs
The role of this department is to build and maintain lifelong relations with NUST Alumni
to seek active feedback from recent and experienced graduates. This is important not only
for supporting graduate employability but also for effective up-gradation of the course
curriculum. At LGU, the liaison office is dealing with Alumni Affairs.

9.3.6 Alumni Survey Form

The purpose of this survey is to obtain alumni input on the quality of education they
received at LGU. We seek Alumni help in completing the survey using Alumni Survey
Form.

9.3.7 Employer Survey Form

The purpose of this survey is to obtain Industrial Employer input on the quality of education
students receive at LGU. We seek employer help in completing the survey using google
form.

Industrial liaison officer sends these forms to the alumni as well as the employers. ILO
ensures maximum feedback from the employers and the alumni to carry out an analysis of
the different attributes.
 IAB Meeting Extracts

Annex 9A.
Annex 9B
Internship Google Form
 9.4 KPIs for PEO Analysis and Related Assessment Tools

9.4.1 Program Education Objectives (PEOs)

The evaluation of our program's educational outcomes encompasses several key components,
including the employment history of our graduates, feedback from employers and alumni through
surveys, and input gathered during accreditation visits by the PEC team. We maintain and regularly
update records of our graduates' employment status to ensure accuracy and relevance.

Criteria 1 provides a detailed overview of the mechanisms and Program Educational Outcomes
(PEOs).

➢ Annual alumni surveys are conducted regularly, and the data is analyzed to identify areas
for improvement in our processes.

➢ Both employers and alumni are encouraged to participate in surveys to provide valuable
feedback on whether the program objectives are being achieved.

➢ We organize Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) meetings to gather insights from industry
representatives, which helps us refine our curriculum to meet industry needs.

➢ Open house events are held annually, providing industry representatives with opportunities
to offer feedback on final-year projects and conduct interviews with graduating students
for potential employment.

➢ A yearly analysis is conducted, and any suggested enhancements are discussed within
relevant departments and subsequently integrated into our program.

9.4.2 Latest PEOs

PEO-1: To introduce technology-oriented courses, facilitate research, promote new business ideas,
and enhance computing skills.
PEO-2: To inculcate presentation, communication, entrepreneurial, and leadership skills along with
moral and social values.
PEO-3: To comprehend and apply concepts of various subjects in integration with computing &
 emerging technologies to design and implement robust solutions of complex real-world
problems.
PEO-4: To develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities for pursuing
higher studies.

9.5 Existence of Industry Linkages Office:

The LGU Industrial Linkages Office (ILO) is responsible for establishing and nurturing
connections with the industry to facilitate the integration of LGU graduates into various sectors.
Additionally, it plays a pivotal role in identifying suitable industry partners for ongoing research
initiatives at LGU. By assessing industry requirements, the ILO can suggest pertinent industrial
challenges to LGU institutions.
Key Functions of the LGU Industrial Linkages Office (ILO) include:
• Facilitating connections with industry partners for ongoing research endeavors at LGU.
• Assessing industry needs and proposing relevant industrial challenges to LGU institutions.
• Direct involvement in commercialization activities to bridge academia-industry collaborations
effectively.
9.5.1 Job Placement Bureau Office:
The Job Placement Bureau offers a range of programs and services designed to guide students in
making informed career decisions and navigating their professional paths effectively. Regularly,
the bureau shares career opportunities with both current students and alumni. It organizes Career
Development Sessions and Recruitment Drives to facilitate connections between students and
potential employers. These initiatives not only help students build professional networks but also
assist employers in meeting their recruitment needs. The bureau provides various avenues for
personal and professional development, supporting students in achieving their career goals.
Internship opportunities are available to all students, with optional participation for those in their
first, second, and third years, while fourth-year students are required to undertake internships as
part of their curriculum.
9.5.2 Job Placement Bureau Dedicated ILO:

Within the Job Placement Bureau, a central Industrial Linkages Officer (ILO) holds a pivotal position. This
central ILO acts as a vital intermediary, bridging the gap between the industry and the Job Placement
Bureau, and facilitating communication and collaboration with external ILOs.

Key responsibilities of the central ILO include establishing and nurturing robust connections between the
industry and the Job Placement Bureau. This involves organizing and promoting various activities such as
conferences, seminars, recruitment drives, and industrial visits, all aimed at enriching the educational and
professional experiences of students within the Job Placement Bureau. Through effective coordination of
these initiatives, the central ILO ensures that students of the Job Placement Bureau have ample
opportunities to engage with industry professionals, gaining valuable insights and practical experience in
their respective fields.

9.5.3 Internship Feedback Form

The Internship Feedback Form is a crucial resource for employers to assess and evaluate students
who have completed internships within their organizations. Through this form, employers can
provide constructive feedback on various aspects of the intern's performance, including their skills,
work ethic, communication abilities, and overall contribution to the workplace. By completing the
Employer Feedback Form (Annex-9E), employers can share insights and observations regarding
the intern's strengths and areas for improvement. This structured framework enables the
educational institution and the student to glean valuable insights, thereby enhancing the
effectiveness of the internship program.

9.6 Guest Speakers and Seminars:

The ILO/Job Placement Bureau Office, in collaboration with the department, organizes seminars
and invites industry experts as guest speakers. These professionals, renowned in their respective
fields, provide valuable insights to educate students about the latest technologies and concepts
utilized in the telecommunications industry. Hard copies of invited speakers and their presentations
are readily available for reference.
9.7 Industrial Visits

9.7.1 Post Visit Reports

POST-EVENT REPORT 1

From: _Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Arbisoft – Industrial Tour

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize
3 Under Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 20, 2023 | 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM

6 Venue 25 Canal Road, Westwood Colony Lahore

Chief Guest / Key
7 Ms. Amber Shafique, Director HR | Arbisoft
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest -
▪ To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of Arbisoft's cutting-edge
technologies, methodologies, and innovations.
▪ To facilitate the transfer of industry-relevant
knowledge and best practices from Arbisoft's experts
to our students.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To update participants on the latest industry trends,
emerging technologies, and market insights through
discussions and presentations by Arbisoft thought
leaders.
▪ To provide insights into potential career paths within
the technology and innovation sectors, emphasizing
the opportunities available at Arbisoft.
▪ More Industrial tours should be arranged to
10 Recommendations showcase students how the industry is being
operated.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST EVENT REPORT 2

From: _ Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Devsinc – Industrial Tour
2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences
Event Organize Under
3 Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration January 10, 2024 | 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM
6 Venue Devsinc, D Tower Near Bhatta Chowk, Lahore
Chief Guest / Key
7 Ms. Maria Sadaf, Lead Business Strategist | Devsinc
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest -
▪ To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of Devsinc's cutting-edge technologies,
methodologies, and innovations.
▪ To facilitate the transfer of industry-relevant
knowledge and best practices from Devsinc's experts
to our students.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To update participants on the latest industry trends,
emerging technologies, and market insights through
discussions and presentations by Devsinc thought
leaders.
▪ To provide insights into potential career paths within
the technology and innovation sectors, emphasizing
the opportunities available at Devsinc.
More Industrial tours should be arranged to showcase
10 Recommendations
students how the industry is being operated.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST EVENT REPORT 3

From: _ Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Invozone – Industrial Tour
2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences
Event Organize Under
3 Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 31, 2024 | 02:00 PM to 05:00 PM
605 Abdul Haque Rd, Block H-3 Block H 3 Phase 2 Johar
6 Venue
Town, Lahore
Chief Guest / Key
7 Mr. Rehan, Director HR | Invozone
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest -
▪ To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of Invozone's cutting-edge
technologies, methodologies, and innovations.
▪ To facilitate the transfer of industry-relevant
knowledge and best practices from Invozone's experts
to our students.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To update participants on the latest industry trends,
emerging technologies, and market insights through
discussions and presentations by Invozone thought
leaders.
▪ To provide insights into potential career paths within
the technology and innovation sectors, emphasizing
the opportunities available at Invozone.

More Industrial tours should be arranged to showcase

10 Recommendations
students how the industry is being operated.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST EVENT REPORT 4
From: _Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize Under
3 Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 21, 2023 | 12:30 PM to 02:00 PM

6 Venue Conference Room

Chief Guest / Key Note
7 Mr. Yaser Awan, Director | M-Labs
Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest Maj Gen Khalil Dar HI(M) (R)
Following are the main objectives of the event:
• To strengthen the existing relationship between
Lahore Garrison University and Mindstorm Studios
and lay the foundation for a successful long-term
partnership.
• To aid the students in game dev related events,
training, internships and recruitment drives for the
9 Event Objectives students of LGU.
• To create opportunities for students to develop Final
Year Projects (FYPs) in the domain of game
development with industrial collaboration.
• To organize training sessions, workshops and
industrial tours for students and faculty members to
enhance their knowledge of game development and
design.
• MoUs can contribute to higher academic and research
10 Recommendations standards, attract talented students and faculty, and
generate impactful research outcomes.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST EVENT REPORT 5

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Mindstorm Studios – Industrial Tour

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize
3 Under Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 17, 2024 | 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM
Office No. 806, 8th Floor, Haly Tower, Sector R DHA
6 Venue
Phase 2, Lahore
Chief Guest / Key
7 Mr. Mohsin Mehmood, Director HR | Mindstorm Studios
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest -
▪ To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of Mindstorm's cutting-edge
technologies, methodologies, and innovations.
▪ To facilitate the transfer of industry-relevant
knowledge and best practices from Mindstorm's
experts to our students.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To update participants on the latest industry trends,
emerging technologies, and market insights through
discussions and presentations by Mindstorm thought
leaders.
▪ To provide insights into potential career paths within
the technology and innovation sectors, emphasizing
the opportunities available at Mindstorm.

More Industrial tours should be arranged to showcase

10 Recommendations
students how the industry is being operated.

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(Designation & Signature)
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From: _Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Dive into Mobile Game Development

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize
▪ Google Developer Student Clubs – LGU
3 Under
▪ Girls Mask Games
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 15, 2023, | 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM

6 Venue Iqbal Auditorium

Chief Guest / Keynote
7 Ms. Isra Shabir, Director | Girls Make Games, USA
Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest Maj Gen Khalil Dar HI(M) (R)
▪ To equip participants with practical skills and
knowledge in mobile game design and development,
focusing on the intricacies of game porting using the
Unity game engine.
▪ To provide valuable insights into the evolving
landscape of mobile game design and development.
9 Event Objectives
▪ To encourage the cultivation of a mindset geared
towards continuous learning and adaptability in the
rapidly evolving world of game development.
▪ To motivate girls to take interest in game design and
development domain and pursue carrier in the
dynamic gaming industry.

More such workshops to be arranged to provide

10 Recommendations
students with hands on experience.

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(Designation & Signature)
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From: _ Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Soliton Technologies – Industrial Tour
2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences
Event Organize
3 Under Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration December 24, 2024 | 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM
The Enterprise Building, Office # 301, 3rd Floor, 1-KM
6 Venue
Thoker Niaz Baig, Main Multan Rd, Lahore
Chief Guest / Key
7 Mr. M. Hamza, Director HR | Soliton Technologies
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest -
▪ To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of Soliton's cutting-edge
technologies, methodologies, and innovations.
▪ To facilitate the transfer of industry-relevant
knowledge and best practices from Soliton's experts
to our students.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To update participants on the latest industry trends,
emerging technologies, and market insights through
discussions and presentations by Soliton thought
leaders.
▪ To provide insights into potential career paths within
the technology and innovation sectors, emphasizing
the opportunities available at Soliton.

More Industrial tours should be arranged to showcase

10 Recommendations
students how the industry is being operated.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST EVENT REPORT 8

From: _ Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Tech Tehwaar

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize Under
3 Department of Software Engineering
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Dr. Khalid Masood
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration 06 January, 2024 | 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

6 Venue Lahore Garrison University

Chief Guest / Key
7 Hamza Rashid (Tesla), Azam Malik (Director | Ejad Labs)
Note Speaker (if any)
8 Prominent Guest Maj Gen Khalil Dar (HI) M (R)

▪ To discuss various tech stacks and empower

students to learn them.
▪ To bridge the gap between industry and academia.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To network with various HRs, universities and
industrial experts.
▪ Provide insights into potential career paths within the
technology and innovation sectors.

More such events should be arranged since such events

10 Recommendations provide exposure to university students and also helps out
in outreach.

_____________________
(Designation & Signature)
 POST-EVENT REPORT 9

From: _ Dean Faculty of Computer Sciences_ To: Registrar Branch

Sr.# Activity Detail

1 Event Tittle Future Fest, 2024

2 Dept. / Faculty Faculty of Computer Sciences

Event Organize Under
3 Department of Computer Science
(Dept., Club, Society)
Organizer
4 Mr. Muhammad Bilal Butt
(Name of Person)
5 Date and Duration 26 – 28 January, 2024 | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

6 Venue Expo Center, Lahore

Chief Guest / Key Azam Malik (Director | Ejad Labs) and 100+ renowned
7
Note Speaker (if any) speakers
8 Prominent Guest Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman | Governor of Punjab

▪ To discuss various tech stacks and empower students

to learn them.
▪ To bridge the gap between industry and academia.
9 Event Objectives ▪ To network with various HRs, universities and industrial
experts.
▪ Provide insights into potential career paths within the
technology and innovation sectors.

Students and faculty members should be encouraged to

participate in these mega events since such events provide
10 Recommendations
exposure to university students and also helps out in
outreach.

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(Designation & Signature)
9.8 Design Projects Sponsored/ Supervised by Industry with Faculty

9.8.1 9.8.1 FYP jointly supervised by Industry and Faculty member

9.8.2 Research Grant Project

9.8.3 Faculty Members involved in design/supervision/consultancy role

Computer Science Faculty Industrial Project Linkage

Sr. Name Industry Project
1 Attique ur Lesco Design and Implementation of Routing and Virtual Private Network
rehman Patroling WAN Connectivity of distant Police station Sites through DVBRCS
Highway
Police
Bank Alflah Design and Implementation WiMax- 4G Connectivity of branches
through Layer 2 VPN
Barclays Fiber Optical Connectivity Infrastructure Deployment
Bank
DHA GPoN- Infra Deployment of smart Broadband surfaces on fiber
 Govt. of Wi-Fi Mesh infrastructure Deployment on Various Educational
Punjab Sites/Universitites
Wateen Routing configuration under RAN
Airport- Design and Implementation of Wi-Fi Mesh installation
Faisalabad
PTIB Design and Deployment of Wi-Fi Mesh network of Metro stations
Jati -umra Wi-Fi infrastructure Deployment over Free Punjab internet
2 Kamran National Cloud Infrastructure as a service/On-Prem Infrastructure
Javed Credit and Deployment/ Security Operation Center
Collection
(USA)
KeenyVille On-prem Network Infrstructure Deployment over UniFi Devices
District /Cloud infrastrucure Deployment and Endpoint Management over
School Azure
(USA)
MSM On-Prem Infra Deployment over Unifi Dream machine and Cloud
Constructio solution Deployment over Azure
n (USA)
Mac Cloud Infrastructure as a service Complete Solution over Microsoft
Constructio 365, Azure and Endpoint Management
n (USA)
Tierra Cloud and on-prem infra deployment over UniFi and cloud based
Environme Controller
nt (USA)
Hinda Data Loss Protection and Azure Information Protection Microsoft
Services Solution Deployment
(USA)
Engage 2 Security Operation Center Deployment Over Azure Sentinal and
Excel (USA) Microsoft Defender
Harms Oil Vehicle Management Application over Power Platform
(USA)
Cloud and on-prem infrastructure Deployment over Azure
3 Waseem Absomech Clash of Fire 3D Game
Akram Software
Inc
Option Multiple 2D and 3D Games
Games Inc
TechnoSoft Online Voting System
solutions
TechnoSoft Health Care System
solutions
4 ` Gujrat Women safety app
university
LUMS IVR application (VoIP)
Allied Bank Design and Implementation of Wireless Network Communcation
System over D-Link Nuclias
 Telepresence Deployment over Cisco 5X series
5 Sajid Farooq LESCO Implementation Oracle HRMS (Upgrading 11i to R12) and also
(LAHORE) Implementation Oracle Financials, Oracle SCM, Oracle HRMS - Oracle
GROUP, EBS R12
PAKISTAN
eARMS – Oracle project Resourse managemrnt system R12
Islamabad,
Pakistan
eARMS(Hy Implementation Oracle HRMS Core HR And Payroll - Oracle EBS R12
brid) –
Gujranwala
, Pakistan
AVITITION Integrating Oracle Applications Comprises on different Oracle
ATHORITY Instances by using Oracle Data Integrator
SRILANKA(
AASL),
Srilanka
Implementation Oracle Financials, Oracle SCM Oracle HRMS - Oracle
EBS R12
Implementation Oracle Financials, Oracle SCM, Oracle HRMS - Oracle
EBS R12
Design and Implementation of High Performance WiFi Based Long
Distance Networks
PARTEX Oracle project billing system
STAR
GROUP,
Bangladesh
6 Sadia Kausar Automation of payroll system with GPS tracking and image capture
Camera motion sensor system
Data leakage Detection in banking system
7 Arsalan Tariq Mindstorm VBA (Virtual Brand Ambassador) for in-store promotions and
Studios customer service
Mindstorm Attendence management sytem
Studios
CUST Installation of Fingerprint-based ATM system
Islamabad
Askari Askari Biometric application
8 Maria Tariq A Market Price prediction tool for Agriculture Products
Punjab Handling of Server for punjab Benovlent Fund
Services
Market Web Data Analysis Tool
PUIT Implementation Oracle Finance
Application for Effective Use of Water
Weather Prediction Software
Akhuwat Android based Management Information System
NGO
9 Ayza Batool CMH Integration of Hospital database over Azure Cloud
Attock
Logic Vally Intruder Detection System
CMH Hospital Management system
Attock
Logic Vally Health and fitness Application
10 Laraib Health AID App
Kanawal Virtual ED
Developyment of a Virtual Clinic
Donation Website
E-Aspirin
11 Muhammad CONFIG Income Tax and EMI Calculator
Daniyal Inventory Management system PWA
Cyber cafe billing management system
Weather Forecasting Pridiction
U Health U health portal
Internation
al Hospital
Islamabad
SOLUNOX A Real-Time Threat Monitoring in operating system
PRIVATE
LIMITED
TERESOL A Secure Operating System with Advanced Threat Detection and
PRIVATE Response Features
LIMITED
12 Mumtaz Lahore WAN Connectivity of distant Police station Sites through DVBRCS
Ahmed Police
Al-Khidmat Wi-Fi Mesh infrastructure Deployment on Various Educational
Foundation Sites/Universitites
ITU Wi-Fi infrastructure Deployment over Free Punjab internet
13 Waheed ul installation of Voice-based Virtual Assistant.
Hassan Deployment of Realtime Face Attendance System
Breakout Gaming application
Progressive Shopping web Application
14 Aneela Ksoft Premier Software for short-term financial solutions
Mehmood Ksoft vHealth
Ksoft FAME is a comprehensive solution for the Financial
R&D projects and indigenous solutions
15 Sundus Developing a Natural Language Processing Chatbot for Mental Health
Munir Support
Development of a Speech Recognition System for the Elderly
Designing a Tangible User Interface for Teaching Programming
Concepts to Children
Designing a Brain-Computer Interface for Controlling Assistive Robots
16 Dr. Asif Developing a Real-time Object Tracking System for Video Surveillance
 Video Compression Techniques for Efficient Video Streaming over
Networks
Developing a Deep Learning-Based Video Super-Resolution System
Developing an Image-based Plant Disease Detection System using
Machine Learning
Developing a Face Recognition System using Deep Learning Models
17 Dr. Areej Developing a Handwritten Digit Recognition System using Deep
Learning Models
Developing a Speech Recognition System using Hidden Markov
Models
Developing an Emotion Detection System using Facial Expression
Recognition
Developing a Voice-based Emotion Recognition System using
Machine Learning
Developing a Malware Detection System using Machine Learning
Developing a Firewall System for Network Security
18 Dr. Umar Developing an Intelligent Tutoring System using Reinforcement
Farooq Learning
Designing an AI-based Financial Trading System for Stock Prediction
Developing an Intelligent Medical Diagnosis System using Deep
Learning
Designing an AI-based Fraud Detection System for Banking and
Finance
Developing an AI-based Image and Video Captioning System
19 Shan e Zahra Developing a Sentiment Analysis System for Social Media using
Natural Language Processing
Designing a Fraud Detection System for Banking and Finance using
Random Forest Algorithm
Developing a Predictive Maintenance System for Industrial Equipment
using Time Series Analysis
Designing an Emotion Detection System using Facial Expression
Recognition and Support Vector Machines
20 Arfa Hassan Developing a Sequence Alignment Tool for Genomic Data Analysis
Designing a Protein Structure Prediction System using Machine
Learning
Developing a DNA Sequence Classification System using Deep
Learning
Designing a Drug Discovery System for Cancer Treatment using
Molecular Docking
Developing a Pathway Analysis System for Metabolomics using Data
Mining
21 Engr. Developing an Image Recognition System using Deep Learning for
Muhammad Autonomous Driving
Nadeem Ali Designing an Image Restoration System using Denoising Techniques
 Developing a Face Recognition System using Principal Component
Analysis (PCA)
Designing a Super-Resolution System for High-Quality Image
Generation
Developing a Wireless Sensor Network System for Environmental
Monitoring
Designing a Smart Home Automation System using Wi-Fi Network
Developing a Wireless Body Area Network System for Healthcare
Monitoring
Designing a Wireless Mesh Network System for Disaster Management
22 Arfan Ali Developing an Evolutionary Optimization Algorithm for Vehicle
Nagra Routing Problem
Designing an Evolutionary Neural Network Algorithm for Pattern
Recognition
Developing an Evolutionary Genetic Algorithm for Feature Selection
in High-Dimensional Data
Designing an Evolutionary Ant Colony Algorithm for Combinatorial
Optimization Problems
Developing a Fuzzy Logic System for Decision Making in Financial
Investment
Designing an Artificial Neural Network System for Predictive
Maintenance in Manufacturing
Developing a Bayesian Network System for Medical Diagnosis and
Prognosis
Designing a Hybrid Intelligent System for Weather Forecasting
23 Umar Ahmed Developing a Fitness Tracking App with Gamification Features
Designing a Personal Finance Management App with Budget Tracking
and Expense Analysis
Developing a Language Learning App with Interactive Lessons and
Progress Tracking
Designing a Recipe and Meal Planning App with Nutritional
Information and Grocery List
Developing a Social Networking App for Event Planning and RSVPs
Designing a Meditation and Mindfulness App with Guided Exercises
and Progress Tracking
24 Tooba Developing a Natural Language Processing Chatbot for Mental Health
Maryam Support
Development of a Speech Recognition System for the Elderly
Designing a Tangible User Interface for Teaching Programming
Concepts to Children
Developing an Evolutionary Genetic Algorithm for Feature Selection
in High-Dimensional Data
Designing an Evolutionary Ant Colony Algorithm for Combinatorial
Optimization Problems
 Developing a Fuzzy Logic System for Decision Making in Financial
Investment
25 Faraz Developing an Image Recognition System using Deep Learning for
Manzoor Autonomous Driving
Designing an Image Restoration System using Denoising Techniques
Developing a Face Recognition System using Principal Component
Analysis (PCA)
Designing a Super-Resolution System for High-Quality Image
Generation
Developing a Wireless Sensor Network System for Environmental
Monitoring
Developing a Handwritten Digit Recognition System using Deep
Learning Models
Developing a Speech Recognition System using Hidden Markov
Models
Developing an Emotion Detection System using Facial Expression
Recognition
26 Omer Aftab On-Prem Infra Deployment over Unifi Dream machine and Cloud
solution Deployment over Azure
Cloud Infrastructure as a service Complete Solution over Microsoft
365, Azure and Endpoint Management
Cloud and on-prem infra deployment over UniFi and cloud based
Controller
Data Loss Protection and Azure Information Protection Microsoft
Solution Deployment
Security Operation Center Deployment Over Azure Sentinal and
Microsoft Defender
Vehicle Management Application over Power Platform
27 Tahir Alyas Design and implement a secure network architecture for a medium-
sized organization.
Develop and test a vulnerability assessment tool that can identify
security flaws in web applications.
Build a malware detection system using machine learning algorithms.
Implement a secure encryption algorithm to protect sensitive data in
transit and at rest.
Develop and test a firewall rule-set that blocks all unauthorized
access to a corporate network.
28 Zakaullah Developing a Real-time Object Tracking System for Video Surveillance

Video Compression Techniques for Efficient Video Streaming over

Networks
Developing a Deep Learning-Based Video Super-Resolution System
Developing an Image-based Plant Disease Detection System using
Machine Learning
29 Muhammad Income Tax and EMI Calculator
Asfand Yar

Inventory Management system PWA

Cyber cafe billing management system
Weather Forecasting Pridiction
Developing an Intelligent Tutoring System using Reinforcement
Learning
Designing an AI-based Financial Trading System for Stock Prediction
Developing an Intelligent Medical Diagnosis System using Deep
Learning
Designing an AI-based Fraud Detection System for Banking and
Finance
30 Dr. Syeda Developing an AI-based Image and Video Captioning System
Binish Zahra Developing a Sentiment Analysis System for Social Media using
Natural Language Processing
Develop and test a firewall rule-set that blocks all unauthorized
access to a corporate network.
31 Lalaen Sultan Design and implement a secure cloud architecture that can protect
sensitive data and applications in the cloud.
Develop and test a cloud access control system that can regulate user
access to cloud resources.
Build a secure data encryption and decryption system for cloud
storage.
Implement a cloud firewall rule-set that blocks unauthorized access
to cloud resources.
32 Umair bin Design and implement a secure network architecture for a medium-
Ahmad sized organization.
Develop and test a vulnerability assessment tool that can identify
security flaws in web applications.
Build a malware detection system using machine learning algorithms.
Implement a secure encryption algorithm to protect sensitive data in
transit and at rest.
Develop and test a firewall rule-set that blocks all unauthorized
access to a corporate network.
Design and implement a secure cloud architecture that can protect
sensitive data and applications in the cloud.
Develop and test a cloud access control system that can regulate user
access to cloud resources.
Build a secure data encryption and decryption system for cloud
storage.
Implement a cloud firewall rule-set that blocks unauthorized access
to cloud resources.