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PERSONALS
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Name:
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Dr. Abdul Ghafoor
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Designation:
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Asst Professor
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Department:
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Department of Electrical Engineering
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Phone (off.):
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+92-51-561-523345
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Mobile:
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0342-6234654
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Email:
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abdulghafoor-mcs@nust.edu.pk, abdulghafoor.mcs@gmail.com, ghafoor@mcs.edu.pk, abdulghafoor@mcs.edu.p
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INTRODUCTION
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Dr Abdul Ghafoor joined Pakistan Navy as Technical Sailor in 1986 and completed his Diploma of Associate Engineer in Radio Technology in 1990 from PAF Korangi Creek Karachi securing first position. In 1991 he joined MCS as a Technical Cadet for Bachelors in Telecommunication Engineering, which he completed in 1994 with gold medals for securing first position in academics as well as in research project. His BE research project titled `Design & Development of Digital Speech Scrambler without Synchronization´ was selected by Sig R&D for further work and finish product.
In February 1999 he joined MCS (NUST) as a faculty member where he taught Electronic Devices and Basic Electrical Engineering subjects, in addition to performing coordination and training duties.
He won HEC Indigenous PhD scholarship in 2001. He completed MS in Electrical Engineering from E&ME College (NUST) in 2003 with cumulative GPA 4.00/4.00 and securing first position. His research work was successfully used by NDC in the guidance system of a Cruise Missile.
He was awarded NUST split MS/PhD scholarship in 2003 and he joined University of Western Australia for pursuing PhD. During his PhD research in Australia, he was recipient of various scholarships, including International Postgraduate Research Scholarship and Australian Postgraduate Award. His PhD research work was on `Model Reduction´ which is an important area of Control Systems.
After successfully completing PhD, he rejoined MCS (NUST) in 2008, where he is currently teaching various courses related to Control Systems to undergraduate and postgraduate students and supervising postgraduate (MS and PhD) theses besides other academic and research activities.
He has contributed over 25 research publications which include 10 papers in well reputed International Journals. Some of his research papers have been published in IEEE & ASME Transactions. His research paper ‘A Survey/Review of Frequency Weighted Balanced Model Reduction Techniques’ in ASME Journal of Dynamic Systems, Measurement and Control was ranked sixth in ‘Top 10 Most Downloaded Articles in November 2008’. He was awarded "NUST Best Teacher Award" for the year 2009.
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