Excellent teacher. Brilliant teaching methodology. In general helpful to the students, show flexibility, keep them motivated. Exam is tough sometimes. Grading wise also ok.

Excellent

OG

A top-tier teacher who connects theory with real-world interdisciplinary examples and case studies, thanks to his industry and entrepreneurial experience. His classes are engaging, practical, and never boring. The only downside? He sets the bar so high that other classes start feeling a little basic!

Excellent teacher! We first came across him in our Machine Learning course, and he later taught us Deep Learning and LLMs. Man, what an amazing journey it has been! His teaching methodology is genuinely top-tier. He explains complex concepts in a clear, engaging, and practical way, making even the toughest topics feel manageable. He is always supportive, approachable, and ready to guide students whenever they need help. The only L is that he does not allow quiz retakes, once it is done, it is done! 😭 Apart from that, his teaching style and attitude are a solid 10/10. Truly one of the GOATs!

GOATED TEACHER

The exams are pretty conceptual, but the quizzes are easy. He’s a great teacher, and his slides are really helpful.

Strict demeanor but actually very helpful and friendly.

Listens to your problems and helps you out. Brilliant teaching.

Associate Dean in SEECS, really solid guy. He’s top-tier in research and teaching-wise he’s pretty good too. The only thing is he’s often super busy. A bunch of his supervised students have landed fully funded scholarships in the UK and Germany before. He’s genuinely supportive, helps students out, and he’s flexible & easy going. Also, he’s a Pakistan Civil Award (Tamgha-i-Imtiaz) holder, which says a lot.

He knows his stuff. Excellent in teaching and research. In the class, he makes complex topics looks easy to understand. Quite flexible and accomodating guy. He gives his 100% in mentoring a student once he knows that the student is really motivated to learn. In numbers, he is most profilc faculty member in Computing Dept.

honestly a madrassa guy (literal). His father is a retired colonel and preacher. Head of the Saifi movement. He goes to UK and other countries and preaches. Sir Moazam himself is very competitive. He is really good at what he does. That being said, he is hard to approach/please. Arrogant in a sense. Has a "group" of "chelaa(s)"