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2 Fall 2017 Course Advising & Registration Dear Student: Fall 2017 will see you through Eid-ul-Azha, Durga Puja, Ashura, Victory Day and Christmas. The consequence of so many holidays is that the semester is not evenly spread. Undivided attention is the only way to perform well in the Fall Semester. Return promptly after the holidays and be prepared for full speed. You have to start with Advising and Registration. Some of the information you need for advising and registration are pointed out below: 1. An Academic Calendar for Fall Calendar Notes, that explain events on the academic calendar and alerts you to the deadlines. 3. A list of Faculty Members, who will be teaching the courses, shown on the class schedule. 4. A Week Planner, that helps to schedule your academic activities. This Registration Package booklet is available in the Department Office. A Class Schedule and a List of Courses will be posted to your department. Changes to the class schedule and faculty assignments will be posted on Notice Boards, and updated copies will be available in the Business Center. Advising and Registration for Fall 2017 is scheduled on Sep 11 Sep 12 and Sep 15. Your department will post notice informing you about the place and time of Advising and Registration when you must queue up and present yourself before your advisor when called. Classes begin on Wednesday, 13 Sep Step-1: Pay Semester Fee Before meeting your advisor, you must settle all past dues and pay the semester fee to Presidency University Accounts. Step-3: Sign Statement At the end of the advising session your advisor will give you a statement of your courses and tuition fees for Fall After you and your advisor have signed this statement, your advisor will register you into the courses advised. Late Registration For advising and registration after Sep 12 and through Sep 26, a late fee of Tk. 400 will be charged. Tuition Payments Once registered, you are obligated to pay all tuition and fees that are due to the university. You can pay your tuition in three installments as shown in the calendar. Support your university and pay your tuition and fees for Fall 2017 before classes begin on Sep 13, Go Online Presidency University has launched a web page where students can get their necessary information, i.e. semester grades, account balance, etc. They can create their own account as well as . Visit: log in and get rolling. Please carry/wear your Student ID Card while entering the university premises as you will need it to use library resources, computer lab and to collect any document from the Registrar s Office. So, welcome on board and make yourself proud being a Presidency University Graduate. Sincerely Registrar Step-2: Present Receipt to Advisor Your advisor will ask for the receipt of semester fee at the beginning of the advising session.

3 Fall 2017 ACADEMIC CALENDAR: FALL 2017 Date Day Event Sep 11 & Sep 12 Advising, Registration & Orientation Sep-13 Wednesday 1st MW Class Sep-14 Thursday 1st R Class Sep-15 Friday Advising & Registration Weekend/Friday Students 1st F Class Sep-17 Sunday 1st day of Late Registration 1st ST Class Sep-26 Tuesday Last Date: Course Add/Drop Last day to Change Section Last day of Late Registration (late fee included). No advising after this date. Sep-30 Saturday Holiday: Durga Puja Oct-01 Sunday Holiday: Ashura (subject to moon sighting) Oct-06 Friday Payment-1, 20% of Tuition Due - For Friday Students Oct 08-Oct 10 Payment-1, 20% of Tuition Fee Payment Oct-15 Sunday Last Day of Admission Oct-16 Monday Class Starts for Newly Admitted Students Oct 15-Oct 17 Midterm Exam I Nov 05, 07 & 08 Payment-2, 60% of Tuition Fee Payment Nov 05-Nov 07 Midterm Exam II Nov-09 Thursday Last day to Withdraw (without refund) Last day to Reinstate Withdrawn Course Nov-10 Friday Payment-2, 60% of Tuition Due For Friday Students Nov 23-Nov 27 Faculty & Course Evaluation Dec-01 Friday Holiday: Eid-e-Miladunnabi (subject to moon sighting) Dec 05, 06 & 10 Payment-3, 100% of Tuition Fee Payment Dec-07 Thursday Last R Class Dec-08 Friday Payment-3, 100% of Tuition Due For Friday Students Last F Class Dec-10 Sunday Last ST Class Dec-11 Monday Last MW Class Dec 13-Dec 22 Final Exam Fall 2017 (173) Dec-16 Saturday Holiday: Victory Day Dec-25 Monday Holiday: Christmas Day Dec-26 Tuesday Grades Due 173 Dec-27 Wednesday Final Grades 173 (Result Publishing) Dec 28-Jan 06 University Recess Jan 07, 2018 Sunday University Reopens (Spring 2018 semester starts)

4 Sep 11, Sep 12 (Regular Students) & Sep 15 (Weekend/Friday Students), are Advising and Registration days on campus. Do not miss your turn, show up on time. FALL 2017 Calendar Notes Section Change You must attend the section in which you are registered to. If needed, change your section by Sep 26, Contact the Department Office for assistance. Past Dues must be settled before you can register for Fall If your account is overdue, your records will not be shown on the computer and your advisor will not be able to advise you. Please report to Presidency Accounts, settle your dues, then request the Registrar s Office to restore your records for advising. Late Registration If you miss your turn a late fee of Tk.400/- will be charged for advising and registration from Sep 13 through Sep 26, the last day for late registration. Tuition Payments Once registered, you are obligated to pay all tuition and fees that are due. You can pay your total tuition in three installments: 1. 20% on or before Oct 06, 08, 09 & 10, Penalty of Tk. 350 if delayed % on or before Nov 05, 07, 08 & 10, Penalty of Tk. 350 if delayed, and % on or before Dec 05, 06, 08 & 10, Penalty of Tk. 350 if delayed. Classes and Exams First day of class: Sep 13 Last day of class: Dec 11 Final Exams: Dec 13 Dec 22 Rules of Attendance Please be mindful that paying tuition and fees are not the only conditions to continue in a course. Regular participation in classes and exams are mandatory. Faculty members may authorize withdrawal of students who are irregular, disruptive, or have missed four classes. Add and Drop Period You can drop (with refund) and add courses from your schedule through two weeks of classes i.e. Sep 26, Changes during this period are not shown on transcripts. Since you cannot add/drop any course after this date, Sep 26 is the last day to add/drop courses from your schedule. Withdrawing from a Course You can withdraw from a course (without refund) after Sep 26 through Nov 09. If you withdraw, the grade W will be assigned to your academic record/transcript. Last day to Withdraw After Nov 09, you may not withdraw from a course and a final grade will be assigned based on your academic performance. Absence or poor attendance may lead to an F grade. No Refund Students enjoying tuition waiver or any other advantages from the University are not entitled to any refund on any ground after Sep 26, Changes to your Record Please note that no change in your transcript is automatic. If you notice that your academic record as well as your personal information needs an update, you must act instantly. Consult your advisor regarding the academic issues and start the necessary paper works to authorize changes to your record. Contact the Registrar s Office for personal info update. Check your Grades Log on to to check your semester grades. You can buy copies of the academic rules and regulations from the Business Center.

5 Tuition Payment Plan Fall 2017 Full Payment Plan Before Advising All past dues, plus Semester Fee No penalties After Advising Tuition: 100% On or before Oct 10, 2017 Deferred Payment Plan Before Advising All past dues, plus Semester Fee Payment-1 Minimum 20% of Tuition on or before Oct 06, 08, 09 & 10, 2017 Tk. 350 late fee after due date Transaction Schedule with Dhaka Bank Ltd. In Campus (Gulshan & Banani) Oct 08, 09 & 10, 2017 Nov 05, 07 & 08, 2017 Dec 05, 06 & 10, 2017 In Bank (Gulshan-1 & 2, Banani & Mohakhali Branch) Payment-2 Minimum 20% + 40% i.e. 60% of Tuition on or before Nov 05, 07, 08 & 10, 2017 Tk. 350 late fee after due date Payment-3 100% of Tuition on or before Dec 05, 06, 08 & 10, 2017 Tk. 350 late fee after due date Regular Banking Hours Late fees and other penalties cannot be waived. Registrar's Office Presidency University 08 August 2017

6 Faculty AZM SAR SHK TNI Faculty ASR Faculty List: FALL 2017 Department of English Abu Zafor Mostofa Md. Moksedul Milon, MA, Applied Linguistics and ELT, University of Dhaka, BA, English, University of Dhaka Shahnaz Akhter, MA in Applied Lingiistics & ELT, University of Dhaka.BA(hons), English, University of Dhaka Mohammad Saeid Hassan Khan, MA in English Literature, Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge, UK Tasnia Islam, MA in English Literature, Jahangirnagar University, BA(hons), English, Jahangirnagar University Department of Business Administration S.M.Abdus Shakur, MBA, University of Dhaka, BBA,University of Dhaka MLH Md. Muzakkeerul Huda, MBA, Rajshahi University, 1997 B.B.S, Rajshahi University, 1995 MSK Md. Sarowar Khaled, MBA, Jahangirnagar University NAR Nazia Akthar Rashmi, MBA, University of Dhaka, BBA, University of Dhaka NuR Professor Nurur Rahman, PhD. (Marketing & Logistics), The Ohio State University, Columbus, USA, 1989, M.A. (Business Logistics), The Ohio State University, Columbus, USA, 1987, MBA (Marketing & Finance), Indiana University, Indiana, USA, 1972 PKA Pinky Akter, MBA, Bangladesh University of Professionals RhP Rehana Parvin, MBA, University of Dhaka, BBA, University of Dhaka SAJ Shayla Jahan, Master of Social Science (Economics), University of Dhaka STC Samia Tarannum Chowdhury, Postgraguate Diploma in Management, Central Queensland University International, Melbourne, Australia; Masters of Professional Accounting, RMIT University, Australia; BBA, East West University TUH Tina Umnia Hussain, MBA (Marketing), IBA, University of Dhaka, 2005, BBA, IBA, University of Dhaka, 2000 YRH Y. A. M. Rafiqul Haq, MBA (Finance), IBA,University of Dhaka, B. Com (Management), University of Dhaka, 1987 Faculty Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering ALs Abul Lais M. S. Haque, Ph.D in Computer Science, University of Oklahoma, USA, M.Sc. in Computer Science, University of Western Ontario, Canada, M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics, University of Dhaka HZR Md. Hafijur Rahaman, M.S in Physics, Shahjalal University of Science & Technology, Sylhet IAM Dr. Ishtiak Al Mamoon, Defended PhD thesis from UTM (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia), M.Sc. in Telecom. Engineering, IUB, 2007 KLC Kakali Chowdhury, MS, Applied Mathematics, Rajshahi University, 1993 B.Sc, Mathematics, Rajshahi University, 1992 Mdn Murad Hossen, M.Sc in Applied Mathematics, University of Dhaka Mzr Md. Mostafizur Rahman, B.Sc in EEE, BUET NBA Nadia Binte Asif, B.Sc in Computer Science & Engineering, Ahsanullah University of Engineering & Technology OSA Orpita Saha, B.Sc in EEE, RUET PPP Partha Pratim Paul, Master of Technology, Indian Institute of Technology(IIT), Delhi, India

7 Faculty List: FALL 2017 Faculty RLK SKO Zkn ZNA Faculty ADZ FMT HBS IAI KRM MKN MKR Mna MND MNT MSg NJZ NMH RFL RNH RTN SNR SSA SSL SZN TFM TTC ZHP ZMD Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Rashadul Kabir, Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, State University of New York at New Paltz Shahruk Osman, B.Sc in EEE, Presidency University, M. Sc. in Electrical Engineering ( Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden) Zakir Hossain, M.Sc in Electrical Engineering University of Texas, USA, B.Sc in EEE, BUET Zain Ahmed, B.Sc in EEE, BUET Department of Civil Engineering Md. Assaduzzaman, M.Sc in Geotechnical Engineering, BUET Farzana Mehzabin Tuli, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, BUET Habiba Sultana, B.Sc in CE, BUET Prof. Dr. Md. Idris Ali, PhD in Civil Engineering, Tashkent Institute of Engineers & Railway Transport & Leningard Railway Engineering Institute Kaiser Mahmood, B.Sc in CE, BUET Md. Kamruzzaman, M.S in Mathematics, University of Chittagong Md. Kazi Rokunuzzaman, Masters of Science in Physics, Jahangirnagar University Mst. Nilufa Sultana, M.Sc in WRE, University of Malaya, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, DUET Mithun Debnath, B.Sc in CE, BUET Mahitun Nishat, B.Sc in CE, BUET Md. Salahuddin Sohag, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, KUET Nusrat Jahan Zerin, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, KUET Nazmul Haque, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, BUET Md. Rafael, B.Sc in WRE, BUET Md. Rokon Hasan, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, Khulna University of Engineering & Technology Riana Tanzen, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, BUET Sharmin Akter, Mater of Science in Mathematics, University of Chittagong Sarsiz Alam, B.Sc in CE, BUET Dr. Md. Sultanul Islam, PhD in Civil Engineering, Cardiff University, Wales, UK, M.Sc in Geo-environmental Engineering, Cardiff University, Wales, UK Sharmin Zaman, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, KUET Tousif Mahmood, B.Sc in Civil engineering, BUET Tushit Chakma, B.Sc in CE, BUET Prof. Dr. Engr. Zahid Hossain Prodhan, PhD, Moscow Institute of Civil Engineering, Moscow, USSR-1985 Zannatul Mawa Dalia, B.Sc in Civil Engineering, BUET

8 FALL 2017 WEEK PLAN - DAY A = Saturday; S = Sunday; M = Monday; T = Tuesday; W = Wednesday; R = Thursday Classes scheduled on ST meet on Sundays and Tuesdays. Classes scheduled on MW meet on Mondays and Wednesdays. Classes scheduled on R meet on Thursdays. Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 9:00-10:20AM 9:00-10:20AM 9:00-10:20AM 9:00-10:20AM 9:00-10:20AM 9:00-10:20AM 10:30-11:50AM 10:30-11:50AM 10:30-11:50AM 10:30-11:50AM 10:30-11:50AM 10:30-11:50AM 12:00-1:20PM 12:00-1:20PM 12:00-1:20PM 12:00-1:20PM 12:00-1:20PM 12:00-1:20PM 1:30-2:50PM 1:30-2:50PM 1:30-2:50PM 1:30-2:50PM 1:30-2:50PM 1:30-2:50PM 3:00-4:20PM 3:00-4:20PM 3:00-4:20PM 3:00-4:20PM 3:00-4:20PM 3:00-4:20PM 4:30-5:50PM 4:30-5:50PM 4:30-5:50PM 4:30-5:50PM 4:30-5:50PM 4:30-5:50PM WEEK PLAN - Evening Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 6:30-7:50 PM 6:30-7:50 PM 6:30-7:50 PM 6:30-7:50 PM 6:30-7:50 PM 6:30-7:50 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 7:50-9:10 PM 9:10-10:30 PM 9:10-10:30 PM 9:10-10:30 PM 9:10-10:30 PM 9:10-10:30 PM 9:10-10:30 PM

9 FALL 2017 Rules for Examination Hall 1. The program offices will do the seat planning. 2. The door of the Examination Hall will be opened only upon arrival of the course instructor or invigilator. 3. A seat with name and ID number will be allotted to each student. Students must find out and occupy the seat particularly assigned to him/her. Also the course instructor should match the script with the label. 4. The invigilator is authorized to verbally warn or move the student or seize the answer script if cheating occurs. 5. Unruly behavior of the students toward the instructor/invigilator is considered as a serious offence. 6. Students will not be allowed to leave the examination hall within first 30 minutes from the time examination starts. After 30 minutes, a student may leave the hall only with the permission of invigilator for a period of maximum 5 minutes. Before leaving the desk, student must secure his/her examination script. 7. Students are required to bring their own pens, pencils, erasers, calculators, rulers, etc. They are not allowed to borrow these items from other students. 8. Only simple functioning calculators and scientific calculators are permitted in the examination. Programmable calculators, laptops, digital diaries, mobile phones, etc. are not permitted inside the examination hall. 9. Students are not allowed to keep books, papers or other aids with them during the examination except for open book examinations. However, in case of open book examination bags and other such articles must be left in designated areas at the front of the examination hall. 10. In case of open book examinations, students are not allowed to borrow books or any other materials from another student. 11. Students who wish to attract the attention of the instructor/invigilator during the examination shall do so by raising a hand. 12. Students must not communicate with any person other than the instructor/invigilator during the examination. 13. Students are reminded that cheating in any examination is considered a serious offence, which could lead to expulsion from the University. The following would be treated as cheating during an examination: a.communicating or trying to communicate in any way with fellow students b.attempting to view/show/exchange examination question and answer script with others c.using unapproved examination materials, such as: calculators, mobile phones, formulas d.possessing cheat sheets e.writing on question paper (except instructed/permitted), admit card, wall, desk, body parts, dress, scale or on any other materials f. Leaving the examination hall without the permission of instructor/invigilator 14. If any student is found adopting cheating during the exam, his/her conduct must be punished by the instructor/invigilator. In case of any type of difficulty to do so, it may be referred to the Academic Misconduct Committee. 15. Invigilator s decision may be considered final in all matters stated within this guideline.

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