M.Sc. (Electric Engineering)

M.Sc. (Electric Engineering)

The role of an electrical engineer comprises the design and development of more efficient electrical machinery, power systems and control equipment for the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical energy and telecommunication. With the increasing demand for electrical energy, the development is also in audio and video communication systems and the automation industry.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
# SEM-1
Introductory Electronics
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Circuits and Systems- I
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Electronics -I
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Digital Design
# SEM-2
Introduction to Signal Processing
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Introduction to computer Systems and Assembly
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Circuits and Systems -II
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Electronics - II
# SEM-3
Linear Control Systems
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Microprocessors
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Electric Tractin and Utilization
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Power System Analysis and Control
# SEM-4
Material Science
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Electromagnetic Field Mechanics
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Electrical Circuits and Measurements
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Energy Management

Career Opportunities
The programme in electrical engineering provides a sound foundation for people wising to pursue a career in electricity generation and transmission or control systems including robotics. Graduates work in a wide range of fields including power engineering, noble instrumentation design etc. The programmes aim to prepare students for careers as professional engineers through an education in fundamental principles presented in the context of real application and design experience.