Faculty Profile

Muhammad Timur
Lecturer
Computer Science
Engr. Muhammad Timur is a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at UIT University with an interdisciplinary academic and engineering background in electronics, electrical power systems, and software engineering. He brings a practical, application-oriented approach to teaching and technical development, integrating hardware and software perspectives in academic and applied projects.
Since joining the university as a Lab Engineer in 2019, he has contributed to laboratory operations, practical sessions, and technical support. Since 2023, he has been serving as a Lecturer, contributing to teaching, curriculum support, student mentoring, and the development of course materials, lab manuals, and practical assignments.
His technical expertise includes web technologies, battery systems, and Battery Management Systems (BMS), particularly in the context of electric vehicles and energy storage solutions. He has also been involved in practical engineering projects, including the development of electric mobility solutions.
Committed to continuous learning and professional growth, Mr. Timur emphasizes clarity, hands-on experience, and industry-relevant skills in his teaching methodology. His interdisciplinary skill set enables him to integrate concepts from electronics, power systems, and computing to support a comprehensive learning experience.
- B.E. in Electronics — Usman Institute of Technology, Karachi
- M.E. in Electrical Power Systems — NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi
- PGD in Software Engineering — NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi
- Lecturer, Department of Computer Science — UIT University (2023–Present)
- Lab Engineer — UIT (2019–2023)
- Web Development
- Programming Fundamentals
- Software Engineering
- Development of practical electric mobility solutions
- Technical expertise in Battery Management Systems (BMS) for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions
- Interdisciplinary expertise integrating electronics, electrical power systems, and computing
