Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) is a vital and dynamic part of the institution, dedicated to producing competent engineers capable of meeting the evolving technological challenges in the fields of electrical power, electronics, automation, control systems, and renewable energy. The department emphasizes a strong foundation in core concepts while fostering innovation, research, and industry-readiness among students.
Program Educational Objectives (PEO)
Graduates of the program will be able to:
- Apply engineering knowledge to solve complex real-world problems in electrical and electronics domains.
- Contribute effectively to interdisciplinary projects with ethical and social responsibility.
- Pursue higher education, research, or entrepreneurship with a strong foundation in engineering principles.
- Adapt to evolving technologies through continuous learning and professional development.
Core Areas of Study
- Electrical Machines and Drives
- Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering
- Control Systems and Instrumentation
- Power Electronics and Industrial Automation
- Digital Electronics and VLSI Design
- Renewable Energy Systems
- Embedded Systems and Microcontrollers
- Signal Processing and Communication Systems
Laboratory Facilities
The department is equipped with well-established laboratories that support the academic curriculum and enable students to gain practical insights into theoretical concepts.
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Electronic Devices and Circuits Laboratory
Focuses on the design, simulation, and analysis of analog circuits using diodes, transistors, and op-amps. -
Measurement and Instrumentation Laboratory
Provides training in precise measurement techniques, calibration, sensor applications, and data acquisition systems. -
Control Systems Laboratory
Supports practical implementation and simulation of control system components using MATLAB/Simulink and real-time control kits. -
Digital Integrated Circuits Laboratory
Covers the design and testing of logic circuits, sequential and combinational systems, and exposure to HDL and simulation tools. -
Electrical Machines Laboratory
Enables performance testing and analysis of DC/AC machines, transformers, and machine dynamics under various loading conditions. -
Power System Simulation Laboratory
Utilizes software tools like MATLAB, ETAP, and PSCAD for load flow, fault analysis, stability studies, and smart grid applications.
Research and Development
- Encouragement for student-led research projects, technical papers, and participation in national/international conferences.
- Active involvement in funded projects, innovation challenges, and prototype development.
- Focus on interdisciplinary research areas including energy systems, embedded technology, and automation.