syllabus

First Year

Semester 1

  1. Mathematics I
  2. Physics/Chemistry
  3. Basic Electrical Engineering
  4. Engineering Mechanics
  5. Engineering Graphics
  6. Communication Skills
  7. Environmental Science
  8. Practical/Lab Work: Physics/Chemistry Lab, Electrical Engineering Lab

Semester 2

  1. Mathematics II
  2. Physics II/Chemistry II
  3. Basic Electronics Engineering
  4. Programming in C/Python
  5. Workshop Practice
  6. Engineering Mechanics II
  7. Practical/Lab Work: Chemistry/Physics Lab, Programming Lab

Second Year

Semester 3

  1. Mathematics III
  2. Analog Electronics
  3. Digital Electronics
  4. Circuits Theory
  5. Electrical Machines I
  6. Electromagnetic Fields
  7. Practical/Lab Work: Analog Electronics Lab, Digital Electronics Lab

Semester 4

  1. Mathematics IV
  2. Signals and Systems
  3. Control Systems
  4. Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
  5. Electrical Machines II
  6. Power Systems I
  7. Practical/Lab Work: Microprocessors Lab, Control Systems Lab

Third Year

Semester 5

  1. Communication Systems
  2. Digital Signal Processing
  3. VLSI Design
  4. Embedded Systems
  5. Elective I
  6. Practical/Lab Work: Communication Systems Lab, DSP Lab

Semester 6

  1. Power Electronics
  2. Industrial Electronics
  3. Electromagnetic Waves
  4. Computer Networks
  5. Elective II
  6. Practical/Lab Work: Power Electronics Lab, Industrial Electronics Lab

Fourth Year

Semester 7

  1. Wireless Communication
  2. Optical Communication
  3. Robotics
  4. Elective III
  5. Project Work I
  6. Practical/Lab Work: Wireless Communication Lab, Optical Communication Lab

Semester 8

  1. Renewable Energy Systems
  2. Nanotechnology
  3. Elective IV
  4. Project Work II
  5. Industrial Training

Elective Subjects

  • Advanced Machining Processes
  • Nanomechanics
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Advanced Manufacturing Technology
  • Computational Fluid Dynamics

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