Electrical Engineering: Recent submissions

  • Smart Traffic Control System (STCS) 
    Khalid, Muhammad Bilal; Arshad, Wishal; Fatima, Sahar; Jahangir, Hamza; Supervised by Dr. Alina Mirza (MCS, 2021-06)
    Traffic congestion is one of the major issues in the present-day world. The existing traffic signal control works either on a fixed time delay basis irrespective of the vehicle density, or uses sensor based detection of ...
  • FLAKFENCE A hardware-based Network Security Solution 
    Ramzan, Ribiea; Karim, Hasnain; Bashir, Humna; Gulbaran, Muhammad; Supervised by Asst. Professor Waleed Bin Shahid (MCS, 2021-07)
    Networks are becoming more and more complex with each passing day and their usage in our daily lives is also increasing. People use networks more than they think about them. nowadays people even transfer their hard-earned ...
  • Artificial Intelligence Based Object Recognition in Overhead Imagery 
    Shahbaz, Muhammad Tayyab; Hassan, Mohammad Hamza; Ali, Syed Muhammad; Bashir, Atif; Supervised by Dr. Hasnat Khurshid (MCS, 2021-06)
    In recent times overhead imagery is readily available in the form of satellite or drone imagery. Such imagery, now a days, has a wide range of applications for example detection and identification of desired targets such ...
  • WiFly A Wi-Fi Reconnaissance and Assault Device 
    Islam, Abeer; Mansoor, Usama; Zargham, Muhammad; Virk, Sarib Ali; Supervised by Asst. Prof. Waleed Bin Shahid (MCS, 2021-06)
    WiFly is a handy device with reasonable processing, coupled with multi-range, removable antennas for scanning in-range Wi-Fi devices. Its detailed information gathering, and passive scanning would firstly apprise the ...
  • IoT Based Library Management System "ILM'' 
    Bokhari, Syed Wasi Hassan; Maqbool, Mubashir; Atteeq, Ali Usman Bin; Chaudhary, Hamza; Supervised by Asst. Prof. Dr. Abdul Wakeel (MCS, 2021-07)
    An IoT-based Library Management System is designed for the efficient management of books in the library. The system is fully automated and facilitates both the librarian and the user/student. An RFID card is issued to the ...
  • Vision-Z: AI Based Aiding Device for Visually Impaired and Blind People 
    Raja, Simra Kausar; Jawwad, Wajiha; Baig, M. Zargham; Alam, Pervaz; Supervised by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor (MCS, 2021-06)
    Traditionally, a visually impaired person uses a white cane as a tool for directing them while moving or walking. Although, this cane is useful, it cannot guarantee high level of protection of blind person away from all ...
  • Smart University Card 
    Fatima, Qandeel; Waheed, Ayesha; Zaman, Ali; Sattar, Tayyab; Supervised by Assistant Prof. Dr. Abdul Wakeel (MCS, 2021-06)
    By nature, technology and advancements do not rest. One might assume that almost every kind of technology now exists in today’s world. Yet, that assumption will surely be far away from the truth. As Albert Einstein has ...
  • Vehicle Monitoring and Tracking System (VMTS) 
    Rehman, Abdul; Hassan, Ameer Hamza; Mazhar, Talha; Zia, Tehreem Mateen; Supervised by Dr. Hasnat Khurshid (MCS, 2021-06)
    Since the start of twentieth century, the role of automobile has become vital. Almost everyone who drives a car faces trouble regarding its performance, maintenance and most importantly, its tracking. One would like to ...
  • Detection and Analysis Of Cyber Attacks Using Honeypot 
    Hidayat, Maham; Ashraf, Naqash; Talat, Manal Vazeela; Bhatti, Sameeta Sher; Supervised by Asst. Prof. Waleed Bin Shahid (MCS, 2021-06)
    The field of technology and worldwide data exchange is constantly growing. One of its most promising outcomes has been the availability of powerful applications and low-cost internet. However, threats such as Port Scanning, ...
  • Federated Learning Framework for Content Caching in D2D Wireless Networks 
    Mubeen, Nimra (MCS, 2025-01-03)
    Caching in device-to-device (D2D) communication networks is complicated due to the dynamic and unpredictable nature of wireless environments. Limited bandwidth, high latency, and disruptions make effective content caching ...
  • Sybil attack detection using received signal strength in MIMO systems 
    Jabeen, Mashal (MCS, 2024-11-12)
    Identity theft in distributed networks, such as the internet, is becoming a significant problem due to Sybil attacks. In these attacks, perpetrators create multiple fake identities to manipulate network decisions. ...
  • Modeling Weighted Average Age of Information in Non-Symmetric Networks: Practical Scheduling Approaches 
    Mughal, Muhammad Bilal (MCS, 2024-10-24)
    In the ever-expanding environment of the Internet-of-Things (IoT), multiple sensors/- sources simultaneously send their updated information to the destination or sink. To ensure the updated data availability, a new concept ...
  • Joint Active and Passive Beamforming in NOMA Based UAV-IRS Assisted Covert Communication 
    Khan, Muhammad Yousaf (MCS, 2024-10-11)
    Information security remains a paramount concern in wireless networks. Covert communication offers a unique solution by hiding the transmission, making it undetectable by the warden (Willie). This thesis investigates the ...
  • Signal processing of Frequency Diverse Array Radars for Satellite range Estimation 
    Shamim, Ahsan (MCS, 2024-09-26)
    The potential advantages of frequency diverse array (FDA) Radars, particularly in target direction and range estimation are numerous. Despite their ability, the angle-range-dependent beampattern of FDA Radars introduces ...
  • A Spectrally Efficient Joint Power Domain and CSMUD based NOMA for mMTC 
    Jabeen, Sundus (MCS, 2024-09-25)
    The exponential growth of machine-type devices demands the need for spectrally efficient communication solutions for 6G and beyond. This thesis explores the design and development of a hybrid non-orthogonal multiple ...
  • Improving the Capabilities of Network Attack Detection Using Machine Learning 
    Qasim, Muhammad (MCS, 2024-09-23)
    The digital realm is increasingly threatened by botnet attacks, which have escalated both in frequency and complexity. Addressing these threats, our research focuses on the deployment of AI-enhanced systems for the ...
  • Joint Active and Passive Beamforming for RIS Assisted ISAC Systems: A DRL Based Approach 
    Mustafa, Zain (MCS, 2024-09-20)
    Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) is regarded as a promising approach to alleviate spectrum congestion in future communication networks. Leveraging recent breakthroughs in programmable meta-materials, re-configurable ...
  • An Improved Deep Learning Based Low Light Image Enhancement Model 
    Bilal, Arsal (MCS, 2024-09-09)
    Low-light image enhancement (LLIE) is important for various practical uses, aiming to improve their visual quality. Deep learning advances have been the driving force behind recent development in this field. Modern ...
  • Integration of Multi-Level Attention in U-Net with Generative Adversarial Network for Enhanced Underwater Visibility 
    Ishtiaq, Muhammad (MCS, 2024-08-05)
    Underwater environment offers exceptional challenges like color cast, contrast problems and haze, hindering precise analysis. To increase visual perceptual quality of underwater images, we introduce, Integrated Generative ...
  • Spoofing Attack Detection Using Receive Signal Strength in Massive MIMO System 
    Arshad, Mehak (MCS, 2024-08-22)
    With exponential growth in the public demand for higher data rates, wireless networks are expanding day by day, as more devices are connecting to the networks. To meet the demands for higher data rates, the researchers ...

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