Mr. Ahsan Ul Haq
Designation
Lecturer/Program InCharge CTF
Department
- Faculty of Information Technology, Department of Computer Science
Specialization
Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Database, ERP/CRM, Web Development
Qualifications
MS (Computer Science), Karachi Institute of Economics & Technology (KIET)
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Teaching Experience
Salim Habib University, Karachi, Pakistan
Lecturer, Department of Computer Science
Feb 2025 – Present
ILMA University, Karachi, Pakistan
Asst. Prof, Department of Computer Science
Feb 2017 – April 2025
Newport Institute of Communications & Economics, Karachi, Pakistan
Asst. Prof, Department of Computer Science
Mar 2013 – June 2015
Preston University, Karachi, Pakistan
Visiting Faculty Member, Department of Computer Science
Aug 2011 – Sep 2013
Courses Taught
1, Software Engineering
2, Artificial Intelligence
3, Machine Learning
4, Data Science
5, DBMS
6, Programming Fundamental
7, Web Engineering
8, Network Security
9, Software Testing & Validation
10, Data Structure
Achievements
Conducted Training workshop at Millennium Institute of Technology and Entrepreneurship (MITE) on Freelancing Topic Diversifying Income:Â The Amazon Ecosystem Workshop.
Invited as Guest Speaker in EMAAN Institute of Management & Sciences.
Conducted Training on Oracle Certified Professional OCP in coordination to Oracle Corporation USA.
Training in Strategic Vision and Strategic Time Management by Timelenders.com
Research Interest
1, AI, ML, DL
2, Data Science
3, ERP
4, Block Chain
Selected Publications
16/05/2021
MEASURING OVERALL JOB SATISFACTION LEVEL AMONG PUBLIC SECTOR UNIVERSITY TEACHERS OF SINDH, PAKISTAN, ITS’IMPACT ON INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
Job satisfaction is the most important factor of organizational success. It has received immense importance in the corporate sector and academia. The faculty job satisfaction has been an important factor to enhance education quality. The highly satisfied faculty delivers at optimum level and the learning quality of the students get improved. Several studies suggest faculty members in Pakistani universities are not happy with their jobs due to certain reasons.
