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Dr. Muhammad Fayyaz is serving as an Assistant Professor, at the Department of Computer Science, FAST – National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (NUCES), Chiniot-Faisalabad Campus, Pakistan. His responsibilities include teaching at undergraduate/graduate level, research/creative work, thesis/project supervision/evaluation, student’s guidance/counseling, administrative activities, and co/extra-curricular activities at university level. Before this, he worked as Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI), Wah Campus, Pakistan, from September 2014 to January 2022. Moreover, he served as SST (Computer Science) in Punjab Education Department, Sargodha District from September 2009 to August 2014. During stay at CUI, he has been fulfilling several academic and administrative duties such as member of various administrative committees (proposal/FYP project internal evaluation, scrutiny, Visio Spark, COVID rapid action force, open house & job fair), FYP undergraduate head (CS), responsible/member of session management committee (FIT Conference) and many other events, along with teaching and research. His overall job experience both at undergraduate and graduate levels in teaching, as well as research, pertains to 14 years.
Dr. Muhammad Fayyaz received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in September 2021 from COMSAT University Islamabad, Pakistan. He remained a very active research member of fields related to Pedestrian Analysis, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. Overall, he has published high impact factor papers in journals of international repute with cumulative impact factor 44+ and a few articles are under review. His areas of interest are digital image processing, machine/deep learning, computer vision, and natural language processing. He has supervised/co-supervised 4 MSCS students and more than 30 R&D projects of BSCS/BSSE/MCS students. He is reviewer of several prestigious journals and conferences. Along with teaching and research activities, he remained active member of administrative and managerial committees. He is active member of research group named computer vision and intelligent system (CVIS). His objectives are (1) to improve students’ behavior and to instill students with intrinsic motivation to learn, and (2) to pursue career in a progressive organization that opens new vistas of broadening knowledge and pursuing the zenith of professionalism in teaching and research.