Events

HITEC University successfully hosted the HEC Zone E Table Tennis Championship, bringing together talented athletes from universities across Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Taxila, and Kashmir. After a series of intense and thrilling matches, COMSATS University emerged as the undisputed champions, clinching victory in both the singles and doubles events!

Congratulations to COMSATS University on their outstanding performance and to all participating teams for showcasing exceptional skill and sportsmanship. HITEC University is proud to have provided a platform for such inspiring athletic talent.

We were honored to have Dr. Tahir Ali Malik, Director of Quality Assurance, as the esteemed chief guest at the oath-taking ceremony for our vibrant student societies. Dr. Malik administered the oath, inspiring each society to uphold the university’s values and lead with dedication.

Congratulations to the office-bearers of the Sports Society, Science Society, Adventure & Social Welfare Society, Creative Art Society, Literary & Debating Society, Character Building Society, and Girls Society! Together, let’s make this a remarkable year of growth, collaboration, and excellence!

HITEC University had the honor of hosting Professor Dr. Shah Moeen Uddin Hashmi, Chairperson of the Department of Seerat Studies at Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, as our esteemed guest speaker for this year’s Milad un Nabi ﷺ celebration. Dr. Hashmi shared profound insights on the teachings of our beloved Prophet ﷺ and the importance of embodying his message in today’s world.

The event witnessed inspiring recitations of naats by our talented students and alumni, bringing together participants from all departments in a beautiful display of unity and devotion.

The Civil Engineering Department has organized a Survey Camp in 2024 for the Fall 2022 batch of the BS Civil Engineering program asper previous practice. This two-week camp is planned to be held at Khanspur, Ayubia, providing students with an invaluable hands-on experience in various surveying techniques and practices. The camp is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in real-world scenarios.

1. Practical exercises to be performed:

1. MLM, REM Area Calculation using Total Station
   Students learn to perform precise area calculations using advanced Total Station equipment, mastering both the Multi-Line Method (MLM) and Radial Element Method (REM).
2. Area and Elevation Measurement using GPS
   Participants practice using GPS technology to measure areas and elevations, gaining proficiency in geospatial data collection and analysis.
3. Fixing Benchmarks with Fly Leveling or Check Leveling
   The students establish benchmarks relative to temporary or known benchmarks through accurate fly leveling and check leveling techniques.
4. Profile Leveling of a Pathway using Auto Level
   Students conduct profile leveling to determine the elevation changes along a given pathway, utilizing auto levels for precise measurements.
5. Close Traverse Survey using Theodolite
   The students performed a close traverse survey within a specified scheme, applying the theodolite for angular measurements and boundary delineation.
6. Setting a Simple Curve using the Rankine Method
   Participants are trained in setting out a simple curve on the ground by applying the Rankine method, a crucial skill in road and railway alignment.
7. Topographical Survey using Total Station
   Students conduct a comprehensive topographical survey, mapping the terrain and features of the given scheme using Total Station equipment.
8. Triangulation and Area Calculation with Tape, Chain, and Prismatic Compass
   The triangulation exercise involve measuring and calculating the covered area of a given scheme using traditional tools such as tape, chain, and prismatic compass.
9. Distance Measurement by Pacing
   Students also practice basic distance measurement techniques using pacing, a fundamental skill in field surveying.

2. Educational Impact:

The Survey Camp is a key component of the civil engineering curriculum, enabling students to apply classroom knowledge in a practical environment. By engaging in these diverse surveying exercises, students developed a deeper understanding of land measurement, data collection, and analysis techniques, which are essential for civil engineering projects.

The experience gained from this camp will undoubtedly contribute to the students' future professional careers, equipping them with the practical skills needed in the field of civil engineering.

The Department of Management Sciences is excited to host a Recruitment Drive on June 5th 2024. This event is an excellent opportunity for students and job seekers to explore various career paths, network with professionals, and gain insights into the industry. Attendees will have the chance to meet potential employers, learn about job openings, and participate in workshops designed to enhance their employability skills. Whether you're looking to start your career or take the next step, this event is your gateway to a brighter future. Don't miss out on this chance to shape your career and make valuable connections!