The University of Faisalabad places sustainability education at the forefront of its educational transformation efforts. This commitment aims to enhance environmental literacy and foster civic engagement among students, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to contribute to a fair and sustainable future. Across various university departments, approved changes have been implemented, aligning curricula and initiatives with sustainability goals, demonstrating the institution's dedication to promoting sustainability throughout its academic programs. Courses can be verified from Prospectus.
https://tuf.edu.pk/n/prospectus/fall-2023

Name of the Faculty	Number of courses related to Sustainability
Faculty of Engineering and Technology	40
Faculty of Information Technology	55
Faculty of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences	60
Faculty of Law	12
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences	25
Total	192

 

Courses Related to Sustainability (The University of Faisalabad):

  

  

Example of Courses/Subjects Related to sustainibilty The University of Faisalabad

 

Name of Event	Description	Pictorial Evidence
Turkey Earthquake donation campaign	The ALPHA TUF team having students, faculty, and top management in a delegate, reached Turkey for relief activities from The University of Faisalabad. Chairman Board of Governors, Mr Haider Amin, led the team in affected areas of the Adiyaman district to Golbasi in Southeastern Turkey. Over the course of three days, more than 110,000 US dollars were spent on relief activities by Team Alpha. More than 750 families received 1000 Lira cash each from Alpha TUF. While 1,500 families were provided uncooked food packages alongside medicines and hygiene products for six persons, good enough for a whole month.
Cooked Food Distribution in Flood Affected Areas	Efforts have been made to provide relief to flood-affected areas of Sindh, Punjab, and Balochistan through the distribution of cooked food. The areas covered include Thar, Khairpur, Nawab Shah, Tando Allahyar, Saeedabad, Thatha, Saeedpur Badeen, Sukkur, and Goth Ehsan. Volunteers distributed more than 30 daigs of chicken salan, 52 haleem daigs, over 21,000 chappaties, and more than 8500 kg of cooked rice. The distribution of hot and nutritious food helped alleviate the suffering of people in flood-affected areas who were struggling to meet their basic needs. The effort was made possible through the tireless work and dedication of volunteers who worked selflessly to provide support and relief to those in need. These efforts demonstrate the power of community-led initiatives in responding to natural disasters and helping those who are most vulnerable.
Awareness webinar: WHO on Climate Change	On January 01, 2023 A webinar was conducted by National Business School on “WHO on Climates Change”. The Guest Speaker highlights that the World Health Organization (WHO) plays a vital role in addressing the global challenge of climate change. This two-line description highlights WHO's efforts in understanding and mitigating the health impacts of climate change, including advocacy for sustainable policies and initiatives to protect and promote public health in the face of environmental challenges.
Business Talk: Beverage Sector & Water Scarcity	Water scarcity is the lack of fresh water resources to meet the standard water demand. There are two types of water scarcity: physical water scarcity and economic water scarcity. The University of Faisalabad conducted Business talk on the topic of Beverage Sector & Water Scarcity. Mr Umer and Miss Arshia deliver a session on water scarcity.
Panel Discussion on Green Marketing	Green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed to be environmentally safe. It incorporates a broad range of activities, including product modification, changes to the production process, sustainable packaging, as well as modifying advertising. The University of Faisalabad Conducted Panel discussion on the topic of Green marketing where experts shared their views and importance of green marketing in this era. The discussion was ended with Question/Answer session.
Cyber laws and women harassment: Awareness of legal protections available to women	The event "Cyber Laws and Women's Legal Protections Awareness" aimed to educate and empower female faculty and students from TUF about their rights and legal recourse in cases of cyber harassment. It emphasized creating a safe online environment for women and promoting gender equality. No specific collaborations were made with local authorities or government departments. The event successfully contributed to achieving Sustainable Development Goals 5 and 16.
Awareness workshop on Criminal Justice System of Pakistan	The TUF Law Department organized a three-day workshop on Pakistan's Criminal Justice System from August 9 to 11, 2023. It involved law students, legal experts, and district officials, covering various aspects of the justice system and fostering collaboration with the Prisons Department. The event also included discussions on spiritual and fiqhi perspectives and concluded with certificates and shields for participants, aligning with SDG 16 to promote knowledge and justice in the community.
2-months free course on “Basic Computer skills” for visually impaired persons	On August 08, 2023, The University of Faisalabad (TUF) in collaboration with the Pakistan Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF), celebrated visually impaired students who successfully completed a 2-month free course on "Basic Computer Skills." Ms. Zahida Maqbool, Additional Registrar at TUF, was the Chief Guest. This event highlighted the importance of inclusivity in education, aligning with SDG 4 - Quality Education, and reducing inequalities (SDG 10) by empowering visually impaired individuals.
Awareness Session on Leprosy	On 25th of January 2023, Department of Dermatology, Madina Teaching Hospital in collaboration with TUF Society for skincare observed World Leprosy Day under the theme “Act Now, End Leprosy” which profoundly explains the purpose on its own. Director of Rawalpindi Leprosy Hospital, Dr. Christine Schmotzer gave an informative talk on leprosy and shared her practical experiences regarding the disease management.
Sehri Arrangements for Needy People during Ramadan	From the first day of Ramadan until the last, Madinah Foundation organized a civic engagement event in which they provided Sehri (pre-dawn meal) arrangements for the fourth-grade staff and needy people in the community. The event took place at The University of Faisalabad (Engineering Wing) and was attended by several volunteers from the foundation. The Madinah Foundation is a non-profit organization that works to provide assistance to underprivileged communities in the form of food, education, and healthcare. The foundation's commitment to serving the community was evident throughout the month of Ramadan, as they tirelessly worked to ensure that everyone had access to a nutritious Sehri meal. The event was a great success, and many people in the community benefited from Madinah Foundation's efforts. The foundation's commitment to civic engagement and community service serves as a shining example of how non-profit organizations can make a positive impact on society .
Aftaar Arrangements for Needy People during Ramadan	The University of Faisalabad, in collaboration with Madinah Foundation, organized an Aftaar arrangement for the fourth-grade staff of the university and needy people throughout the Ramadan month. The aim of this civic engagement event was to promote a sense of community and provide a platform for the university staff and the underprivileged to come together and break their fasts in a peaceful and harmonious environment. The event had a significant impact on both the university staff and the underprivileged people. The staff members of the university were able to bond with each other over food and drinks, promoting a sense of community and solidarity. Meanwhile, the underprivileged people were given a chance to enjoy a delicious Aftaar meal in a comfortable and peaceful environment. .

 

1. Basic Life Support Workshop
On 15th March, 2023, the 8th semester students of the Department of Optometry attended a workshop on Basic Life Support (BLS) conducted by the renowned disaster management expert, Dr. Muzammil Hussain. The primary objective of the workshop was to equip the students with important skills that can increase the survival rate of victims in emergency situations. The workshop covered a range of essential topics, including Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and bleeding control. The students were introduced to the basics of BLS and were taught how to assess the victim's condition and initiate the appropriate emergency response.
2. Eye screening camp at Government High School
The International Optometry Scientific Symposium Screening Tour, held on October 6, 2023, at Government MC High School, marked a significant step toward promoting good health and well-being, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Under the guidance of Dr. Nimra Gul, third-semester students conducted a torchlight examination and assessed visual functions, aiming to create awareness of eye health within the school's student and faculty community. The event not only served as a screening purpose but also aimed to spread awareness about the importance of regular eye check-ups. To further enhance the impact, free medication was provided to those in need. Collaboration with local authorities and government departments facilitated the smooth execution of the initiative .
3. Dental Health Camp at SOS Children’s Village
Students from Department of Community Dentistry at TUF conducted a dental camp at SOS Children's Village, Faisalabad on June 8, 2023. The camp aimed to raise oral health awareness among the children and provided dental checkups. Tooth brushing techniques were taught, highlighting their importance. Dental health cards were given to the children for free treatment at Madinah Teaching Hospital. This collaborative effort successfully promoted oral health and equipped the children with knowledge and tools for maintaining good dental hygiene.
4. Free Physical Therapy Camp at MTH Clinics
In the continuity of its community services, a Free Physical Therapy Camp was organized by the Department of Physical Therapy at Madinah Teaching Hospital, Amin Campus on 27th September, 2022. The rehab programs for the ordinary people of Faisalabad and adjacent regions were inaugurated by Dr. Shahid Ahmad Heera. They praised the efforts of Head of the Department of Physical Therapy and her colleagues in organizing this camp. A team of specialist Physical Therapists from TUF's Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and MTH's Department of Physical Therapy provided free physiotherapy treatment to the patients, who were assisted by TUF Physical Therapy students. Medicines and numerous testing services were also offered at no cost. Almost 550 people were evaluated and treated. The camp was a huge success, and the patients were pleased with their assessments and treatment.
5. Awareness campaign for children with special needs at Tanzeem-al- lisan
On the 8th of September, at 12:00 PM, the rehabilitation team from the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at The University of Faisalabad arrived at Tanzeem-al-Lisan, a voluntary organization dedicated to serving special children. The focus of the visit was to provide awareness and support to children with special needs, including those with cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, and deafness. As physiotherapists, the team conducted an awareness campaign to educate the children and their families about the benefits of physiotherapy interventions. The interventions were designed to promote gross motor skills, range of movement, balance, and body awareness. The goal was to enhance the children's participation in school and family life, particularly for those with autism.
6. Awareness campaign of Management of Glaucoma in World Glaucoma Week with theme “World is bright, Save your Sight”
The University of Faisalabad marked World Glaucoma Week on March 17, 2023, with an event focused on "Saving Sight, Spreading Awareness." The event united students, faculty, healthcare professionals, and the community to learn about glaucoma research, treatment, and prevention. International and national speakers discussed surgical management, early detection, and the effects of glaucoma on vision. Attendees received free eye screenings, engaged in educational sessions, and pledged support, leaving with greater awareness of the importance of addressing glaucoma.
7. Free medical camp at Aafiat Old Home, Faisalabad
Free medical camps are organized with the sacred aim of attaining health equity in society. Underprivileged people who can’t afford healthcare facilities are the main focus of these camps. For this noble cause, Department of Dermatology, Madinah Teaching Hospital and Society for Skincare organized a free medical camp for senior citizens at Aafiat Old Home Faisalabad. The elderly were thoroughly examined and treated accordingly. Students of the 8th semester of the Department of Dermal Sciences took patients’ histories and examinations under the supervision of Miss Kinza Arif. Head Department of Dermatology, Prof. Dr. Tanzeela Khalid along with postgraduate residents at MTH Dr. Saaduminallah and Dr. Muneeb provided the patients with proper treatment plans. Free medicines were distributed among the patients.
8. One Day Obesity Camp
DND students organized a one-day Obesity Camp on 14th October 2022, under the expert supervision of Dr. Shanza from the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. The camp aimed to raise awareness about healthy lifestyles and weight management, specifically targeting female students, with the goal of preventing obesity. The Obesity Camp witnessed active participation from more than 80 female students who volunteered to evaluate and diagnose their obesity status. The camp provided a platform for students to gain insights into their health, understand the risks associated with obesity, and receive guidance on adopting healthier habits.
9. Plantative drive at PINUM Cancer Hospital, Faisalabad
When you plant a tree, you have planted seeds of the future” Students from Department of Biotechnology 7th semester under the supervision of their Coordinator Ms. Zunaira Nazish, organized a Plantation Drive at PINUM cancer Hospital, FSD. The sole purpose of this visit and plantation was to promote greener life and to preserve nature. Together, they planted a variety of trees to promote a greener and healthier environment. Their dedication to sustainability is truly inspiring. The department is thankful to our worthy Additional Registrar Ms Zahida Maqbool for extending her cooperation in this initiative.
10. Optometry Outreach to Al-Bashir Blind School, Faisalabad
On October 14, 2023, fourth-year Optometry students from the University of Faisalabad, led by professors Mam Ammara Affi and Mam Maryam Jabbar, visited Al-Bashir Blind School, aligning their efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number 3 - Good Health and Well-being. During this visit, students engaged with visually impaired individuals, gaining insights into their daily lives and educational challenges. This experience left a profound impact, highlighting the importance of inclusive eye care. The main goal was to understand how future optometrists can contribute to the well-being and better vision of the visually impaired. It also opened doors for potential collaborations with the Al-Bashir Blind School, local authorities, and government departments to improve eye care services.

Various Societies of the university organize cultural activities to promote cross-cultural understanding, strengthen social bonds, and enhance students' well-rounded development. These activities celebrate and preserve heritage and provide a platform for self-expression, making them essential for a holistic education.

  

Traditional Dance on sports days

Presenting the culture of Sindh

 

  

Representation of Pakistani local culture during cultural week

  

Glimpse from Look Versa (local love story)

  

Qawwali Night (Style of Sufi devotional music marked by rhythmic improvisatory repetition of a short phrase)

  

Musical Concerts

  

Milad Muhammad (PBUH)

 

 

FDP grant AMEE(Association for Medical Education in Europe) is the largest Medical Education Association in the world, it provides grants for various projects aligned with quality education. We secured the Faculty Development Grant along with Universitas Indonesia in 2022, focusing on exploring how social media impacts faculty development and the professional development of medical teachers in the global south region.

  

FacDev model:We collaborated with researchers from multiple universites across the globe included Gulf Medical University , Ain As Shams Medical University,Kuwait University for the development and validation of a new circular model of faculty development.

 

 

Global counterspace program :

We were selected to be part of the Global Counterspace Program, an initiative of the well known journal “Teaching and Learning In Medicine” (IF=2.701, Taylor and Francis Publications) The program is a collaboration between 15 medical educationists from different universities in the world highlighting the disparity in academic writing particularly in medical education from authors from the global south.

 

Universitas Indonesia Collaboration :

We collaborated on a research project with the Universitas Indonesia focusing on optimizing social media use for student learning and faculty development

Description:

1. AMEE Faculty development grant :

The social media use for professional development can be seen as one of the strategies and contexts for Faculty development(FD). Social media enables the development of professional learning networks (PLNs) and online community of practice (CoP) which are very useful for supporting professional learning. While formal approaches of FD have been widely reported, informal approaches which include reflection, learning by doing and learning by observing others, workplace-based learning and community of practice, are probably less discussed. Studies on the use of social media for professional development depict the social media lens more strongly and there has been less emphasis on the experience of the medical teachers in using and navigating the use of social media for their professional development. Given the importance of teachers’ participation and engagement and not all teachers are expert users of social media, exploring their individual experience will be important in order to support more personalized and wider use of the social media for professional development. In addition, a lot of reports on the social media use for professional development among medical teachers tend to come from the Global North with less number of studies representing the Global South. Our collaborative grant aims to explore the experience of medical teachers from the Global South in using and navigating social media for their professional development using Professional Learning Network (PLN) and Community of Practice (CoP) concepts. We believe this may be a sustainable way of imparting quality education to health care professionals as it has no carbon footprint, can be used globally and requires minimal expenditure with added benefits of social media networking and accesibilty of data.

2. FacDev Model :

We took the initiative to build a quality faculty development model which would be sustainable and easily executable at most medical schools. Generally, faculty development is considered a linear process that finishes after a series of seminars, workshops etc. However to ensure quality, it is imperative that faculty development take place throughout the academic year so faculty can improve, revise and refurnish their skills. Hence, we collaborated with multiple institutions across the globe to formulate and validate the 5X2 D faculty development model. Our work was published in the prominent journal BMC Medical Education (IF=3.236) and evidence may be found here : https://bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12909-022-03208-x

3. Global Counterspace Initiative:

The University of Faisalabad is a member and active collaborator of the global counterspace program , our department of medical education is taking the lead in writing and developing their frameworks and publication which will be out later this year. An initiative spearheaded by the esteemed journal "Teaching and Learning In Medicine," this program is of paramount importance in the context of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education). The program's focus on the disparity in academic writing, especially in the field of medical education, is directly relevant to SDG 4's objective of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all. By shedding light on the challenges faced by authors from the global south, the program not only highlights existing inequalities but also works towards rectifying them. Access to quality education is not just about ensuring enrollment but also about fostering an environment where knowledge production and dissemination are inclusive. The Global Counterspace Program's efforts to bridge this academic divide align with SDG 4's vision of providing accessible, quality education that empowers individuals regardless of their geographic or socio-economic backgrounds. Furthermore, this initiative carries global significance by promoting collaboration and knowledge exchange among experts from various regions. In the field of medical education, where evidence-based practices are critical, ensuring that a diverse range of voices is heard in academic literature is essential for the advancement of the field and the health of global populations. The Global Counterspace Program's emphasis on addressing disparities in academic writing serves as a vital step in achieving the broader goals of SDG 4, as it helps create a more equitable and inclusive educational landscape, where contributions from all corners of the world can shape and enhance the quality of education and research. In essence, the program not only highlights the problem but actively works towards rectifying it, contributing significantly to the global effort to provide quality education for all and fostering a more equitable and inclusive academic community.

4. Universitas Indonesia Collaboration:

We completed an onground collaborative research project with Universitas Indonesia on using social media for faculty development and also to promote student self regulation. The project was completed in February 2022 and our research articles have been submitted for publication. By enhancing the utilization of social media platforms for educational purposes, this initiative contributes to fostering inclusive and equitable quality education. It enables broader access to educational resources, facilitates knowledge exchange, and empowers both students and faculty, bridging educational gaps and advancing the goal of providing quality education for all.

 

 

 

 

1. Free Hepatitis screening camp at UMDC
The Hepatitis Awareness Society, in collaboration with Madinah Foundation, organized a free hepatitis screening camp at UMDC on July 24, 2023. The event aimed to promote early detection and management of hepatitis among the students and staff members of UMDC. During the screening camp, more than 350 individuals were screened for hepatitis. This initiative played a significant role in early diagnosis and the potential for timely intervention, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes within the community. To ensure the continued dissemination of vital information about hepatitis, the event concluded with the distribution of informative materials, including an event report and educational brochures. These materials serve as valuable resources for individuals to learn more about hepatitis prevention and management.
2. Dental Checkup and Awareness Camp at Beaconhouse School
The Dental Checkup and Awareness Camp at Beaconhouse School, organized by the Department of Community Dentistry, UMDC, on August 29, 2023, was a successful outreach event aimed at enhancing students' knowledge of oral health and hygiene. The camp commenced with an informative session on dental hygiene and common dental issues. Students were educated about the negative impact of unhealthy eating patterns, including junk and sugary foods, and were encouraged to make healthier food choices. The team examined students' gums and the soft palate of their mouths to detect any abnormalities. Additionally, students received guidance on accurate tooth-brushing techniques and had the opportunity for one-on-one interactions with dental surgeons and healthcare professionals.
3. Awareness Regarding Breast Cancer Among School Girls
Students of Department of Dietitian and Nutrition visited Dakan School Samanabad Faisalabad at 10am-12pm on 8th of February 2023, by the permission of Head of department Dr. Shanza Mukhtar. The goal was to raise the awareness regarding Breast cancer among school girls. They guided them about sign and symptoms, diagnosis and self-examination, the healthy foods which can fight against cancer. Students also distributed pamphlets among school girls and guided them through presentation
4. Physical Therapy Awareness at Govt. College for Women, Sargodha Road Faisalabad
TUF Rehabilitation Society, part of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, celebrated World Physical Therapy Day on September 8, 2023. The event aimed to raise awareness about good posture, arthritis prevention, and healthy living, ultimately promoting a sustainable future. An awareness and guidance campaign was organized at Govt. College for Women, Sargodha Road Faisalabad. The target audience included teaching faculty and approximately 2000 students. The campaign focused on educating participants about the importance of maintaining proper posture, recognizing signs of arthritis, and taking preventive measures. Engaging activities like stretching and wall push-ups were conducted to encourage physical activity among students, with prizes awarded to activity winners.
5. Nutritional Assessment and Education in Different Socioeconomic Communities
On 29th of January 2023, a civic engagement event was held at Sitara Sapna city from 12 pm to 4 pm. The main objective of the event was to promote good health and social equity in society by providing preventive, curative, nutritional, and health education to people from different age groups and socio-economic backgrounds. Various health-related assessments were carried out during the event, including waist measurement, blood pressure check, blood sugar check, and height measurement. Supplements were also distributed to the attendees, along with informative pamphlets. A diet plan was also prescribed to the attendees after the assessments. The event received extensive mass media coverage to spread awareness about the importance of good nutrition and preventive health measures. Overall, the event was a success in promoting health and social equity in the community
6. Eid Gifts Drive for Orphans
The Eid Gifts Drive for Orphans was organized by ALPHA TUF community welfare society on 22nd June 2023, with the aim of bringing joy and happiness to orphan students from various orphanages in Faisalabad. The event aimed to provide them with gifts on the occasion of Eid, fostering a sense of belonging and inclusiveness within the community. The event was successfully organized at Amin Campus, TUF and Faculty & students of all the departments actively participated in the donation drive. The gifts include clothes, toys and snack items for the orphans. This initiative directly contributed to several SDGs, including SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities). By addressing the needs of orphan students and promoting their well-being, the event aligned with the broader global agenda of sustainable development. The event not only brought joy to their lives but also fostered a sense of community support and inclusiveness.
7. Free Eye Screening at Crest Mill, Faisalabad
The Department of Optometry conducted a community vision screening event at Crest Mill, Faisalabad, under the supervision of Dr. Syeda Khadija Fatima on October 19, 2023. The primary objective of this initiative was to assess and address the visual health needs of the local community. The event was executed by a dedicated team of optometry students who carried out comprehensive vision screenings. Dr. Syeda Khadija Fatima provided her expertise to ensure the quality and professionalism of the screenings. Through their efforts, a series of valuable case studies were generated, accompanied by recommendations and advice on vision care
8. Awareness and Evaluation of Anemia Among School Girls
Community Services Society in collaboration with Department of Dietitian and Nutrition visited Dakan School located in Samnabad Faisalabad and delivered lecture about anemia, its causes, signs and symptoms, about its treatment. They checked the hemoglobin level of school girls and guided them. They also guide them about dietary management that no single food will cure anemia. By eating healthy diet rich in dark, leafy greens, nuts and seeds, seafood, meat, beans and vitamin C rich fruits and vegetables are beneficial to combat iron deficiency anemia.
9. Presents for children affected by Cancer at Shaukat Khanum Hospital
On May 4, 2023, ALPHA TUF Team arranged "Presents for Children Affected by Cancer" for giving them at Shaukat Khanum Hospital, aiming to bring joy and support to cancer-affected kids. The students distributed gifts, books, stationary items, and toys, bringing smiles and encouragement to the children. It successfully achieved SDGs 1, 3, 10, and 16 by reducing poverty, improving well-being, addressing inequalities, and promoting empathy.
10. Blood Donation Camp for Thalassemia Patients
TUF Rehab Society, under the supervision of Dr. Shahid Ahmad Heera, in collaboration with the Pak Red Crescent Foundation, successfully organized a Blood Donation Camp at the MTH Clinic. The event aimed to encourage voluntary blood donations and raise awareness about the importance of donating blood to save lives. The collective efforts of the Rehabilitation Society, TUF and the Red Crescent Society resulted in a commendable outcome. The event witnessed the donation of an impressive total of 75 pints of blood. These donations greatly contributed to the efforts of the Red Crescent Society in meeting the ongoing demand for blood in medical emergencies and other critical situations.

 

INICIATIVE FOR THE COMMUNITY:

SMART WALKER:

The development of smart walkers is driven by the desire to address the limitations of conventional walkers and meet the specific needs of individuals with mobility challenges. Smart walker’s lies in the increasing need for assistive devices to support individuals with mobility challenges. These high-tech walkers integrate advanced technologies, such as sensors and connectivity features, to enhance stability, safety, and user experience.

WALKING ASSIST EXOSKELETON:

Walking Assist Exoskeleton aimed at to address the possible facilities provided to elderly patients and humans by using the exoskeleton that is a sort of mini machine and can assist the user without any human intervention. In this exoskeleton, Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) is used to give the angle of the knee. Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) are used to supervise the phase changings. Ultimately, both the sensors are used to control the actuators at knee. Actuator’s characteristics curves against the desired fed angles have been obtained using the Memory Protection Unit (MPU) control, mentioned in the result section.

HYBRID BALANCER FOR LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES:

There is a global shift towards green energy systems due to environmental concerns, which utilize renewables as a primary source of energy. Electricity is a basic need for households and industry, and compiling renewable energy resources provides us with a long-term solution to affordable and sustainable energy. Battery storage systems (BSSs) have a significant role in renewables due to their reliability, stability, and energy-storing ability.

IOT-BASED SMART SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM:

This abstract presents a solar tracking system designed to optimize the capture of solar energy. The introduction highlights the increasing global population and the diminishing availability of non-renewable energy sources, emphasizing the importance of solar energy as a primary alternative. The background section provides context on the daily and seasonal variations of solar energy and the need for efficient solar capture systems. The problem statement addresses the challenge of maximizing solar energy utilization in the face of changing solar positions. The proposed methodology involves the development of a dual-axis solar tracking system controlled by the Esp32 micro-controller.

PROJECT: FEEDING PAKISTAN SUSTAINING THE FUTURE

Project launched by Department of Computer Sciences with the aim “The best choice for protecting your crops” Objective of the project is to.

• Medicate Leaf Disease
• Educate Farmers
• Locate vendor
• Optimize Yield

It is mobile application that helps Pakistan's smallholder farmers confront several threats to their crops.

HOW IT WORKS:

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER:

Department of Computer Science designs a software to bridge the gap between the normal and deaf people.

 

                                                                MoU with Channel 92 related to Sustainability

1. Twelve tips to enhance student engagement in synchronous online teaching and learning

Student engagement is one of the important goals of medical education. COVID 19 pandemic has affected our lives in different ways. One of its main effects is the change in the educational environment. Synchronous learning is a component of online learning for engaging students in real-time. This research aims to provide health professional educators with tips for increasing student engagement in the online synchronous environment. 12 tips have been tried and tested by the authors as being satisfactory for increasing student interest in synchronous sessions and hence providing an optimal learning experience online.

      2. Emotional Intelligence: A predictor of undergraduate student’s academic achievement in altered living conditions

Emotional intelligence (EI) is individuals’ ability to perceive and process the emotional aspects of their own selves as well as other individuals that may alter their behavior. It also necessary to empower students so that they can show progress in their studies. The current research was planned to compare trait Emotional intelligence and factors between students of different faculties and their residing status and compare their test scores. Significant effect on relation of emotional quotient and residing status with student’s test scores was observed. It was concluded that Emotional intelligence was found to be an important factor in academic achievement and important variable in different faculties and different living conditions.

  3. How Children Perceive COVID-19? Kids Drawings and Perceptions of Parents

COVID-19 affected many lives, number of children become stressful and socially isolated. School closure also has great impact on children’s social-emotional development and overall wellbeing. The aim of current study was to identify children’s reactions to COVID-19 and its impact on academic and social life. Qualitative participatory research design was used to assess children perception about COVID-19. Data were collected from parent’s interview and Children drawing. It was concluded that there dire needs to be planned more efficiently by ensuring that programs and curriculum should offer opportunities for children to interact and be engaged with their peers.

                                Figure: Children Drawing along with Analysis