Air University Kamra Campus

Department of Electrical Engineering

Bilal Ashraf

Lecturer

Ext: +92-57-9153-220

Bilal Ashraf

Lecturer

Bilal Ashraf, an accomplished educator and researcher, serves as a Lecturer at Air University Aerospace and Aviation Campus Kamra. With a solid foundation in Electrical Engineering, gained at Air University Islamabad for his Bachelor's and UET Taxila for his Master's, Bilal initiated his academic journey.

He spent a year as a Visiting Faculty Member at Air University Islamabad, honing his teaching skills and reinforcing his commitment to education. Since 2020, he's been a pivotal part of the Air University Aerospace and Aviation Campus Kamra, where his dedication to fostering learning and research excellence shines.

Bilal is currently pursuing his Ph.D. at Air University Islamabad, focusing on cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, and control systems. Beyond his academic endeavors, he's an avid traveler, enriching his life experiences.

Bilal Ashraf is committed to inspiring the next generation of engineers and researchers at Air University.

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Air University Islamabad Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from UET Taxila Ph.D in Electrical Engineering from Air University Islamabad ( In Progress)

Khan, M. A., Ali, H., Ashraf, B., Khan, S., Wadood, A., & Khurshaid, T. (2022). Output Power Prediction of a Photovoltaic Module through Artificial Neural Network. IEEE Access, 10, 116160-116166. Khan, M. A., Baig, D. E. Z., Ashraf, B., Ali, H., Rashid, J., & Kim, J. (2022). Dynamic modeling of a nonlinear two-wheeled robot using data-driven approach. Processes, 10(3), 524. Khan, M. A., Baig, D. E. Z., Ali, H., Ashraf, B., Khan, S., Wadood, A., & Kamal, T. (2022). Efficient System Identification of a Two-Wheeled Robot (TWR) Using Feed-Forward Neural Networks. Electronics, 11(21), 3584. Khan, M. A., Wadood, A., & Ashraf, B. Genetic Algorithm Optimization of Economic Load Dispatch of IEEE-6 Units Power System with Valve-Point Loading Effects.

Artificial intelligence Machine learning Computer vision Control systems Signal processing Image processing