Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

The industries that employed the most mechanical engineers were as follows:

Impart up-to-date technical knowledge and skills and produce well-qualified engineers, who will make qualitative difference in this field. Inculcate professional responsibilities to play leadership roles along their diverse career paths and develop capability to utilise engineering skills in industry, research centres, national laboratories and entrepreneurship development. Provides a sound foundation for people wishing to pursue a career in electrical engineering, communications, control systems, robotics or sensor systems. Develop a diverse range of theoretical skills and practical experience, presented in the context of real applications and design experience.

Train and develop professional electrical engineers who contribute to design, develop & supervise a wide range of electrical systems & technologies. The sine qua non of our daily lives: mobile phones, laptops, wireless communications, electronic displays, the electrical power grid, ATM transactions etc. are all evidences of the impact and continual innovation of electrical engineering. Electrical engineering helps to solidify a basic underlying scientific and engineering principles and allows students to hone life-long skills to question, analyse, and develop solutions to all of the challenges that they and the world will face. The Department under the able guidance of the experienced faculties are developing the following laboratories with most modern equipment.