In this manuscript we insert the concept of derivations in associative PU-algebras and discuss some of its important results such that we prove that for a mapping being a (Left, Right) or (Right, Left)-derivation of an associative PUalgebra then such a mapping is one-one. If a mapping is regular then it is identity. If any element of an associative PU-algebra satisfying the criteria of identity function then such a map is identity. We also prove some useful properties for a mapping being (Left, Right)-regular derivation of an associative PU-algebra and (Right, Left)-regular derivation of an associative PUalgebra. Moreover we prove that if a mapping is regular (Left, Right)-derivation of an associative PU-algebra then its Kernel is a subalgebra. We have no doubt that the research along this line can be kept up, and indeed, some results in this manuscript have already made up a foundation for further exploration concerning the further progression of PU-algebras. These definitions and main results can be similarly extended to some other algebraic systems such as BCH-algebras, Hilbert algebras, BFalgebras, J-algebras, WS-algebras, CI-algebras, SU-algebras, BCL-algebras, BP-algebras and BO-algebras, Z-algebras and so forth. The main purpose of our future work is to investigate the fuzzy derivations ideals in PU-algebras, which may have a lot of applications in different branches of theoretical physics and computer science.
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