Department ofElectrical and Electronics Engineering.
Facultyexpertisespanspowersystems,electricalmachines,powerelectronics,controlengineeringandembeddedsystems.ThedepartmenthassetupcentresofexcellenceandsignedMoUswithindustry,anditsstudentshavewonawardsinnationwidecompetitions.
Our Vision
Vision
To prepare highly competent electrical and electronics professionals with trained skills to meet current and emerging challenges and to serve society.
Mission
- Create technical manpower for current and future industry demands.
- Develop innovative skills and a positive attitude through effective teaching and learning.
- Provide advanced engineering research so that graduates can pursue broad, competitive career paths.
Programme educational objectives
- Employment in core electrical and electronics engineering and service sectors.
- Advancement to technical lead positions.
- Higher studies leading to postgraduate and research degrees.
- Consultancy to solve practical problems for core organisations.
- Entrepreneurship in electrical and electronics product and service industries.
Programme specific outcomes
- Foundation of electrical engineering: understanding of electrical components, circuits, systems and control across power generation, transmission, distribution, utilisation and energy conservation.
- Foundation of mathematical concepts: applying mathematical methods, tools and algorithms to electrical engineering problems.
- Computing and research ability: using knowledge across domains to identify research gaps and produce new ideas and innovations.
Laboratories
- Engineering Practices
- Electron Devices and Circuits
- Electrical Machines
- Power Electronics and Drives
- Power Systems
- Control and Instrumentation
- Analog and Digital Electronics
- Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
- Embedded Systems
- Electric Vehicle Design
- Industrial Automation
- Control and Robotics