BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

Electronics is one of the most important manufacturing sectors in the world today. The expectation that next generation computer and communications products will be far more powerful than before is seen in all products incorporating electronics.

The Electronics and Telecommunication engineering program encompasses areas such as Telecommunications, Data Networks, Signal Processing, Digital Systems, Embedded Computing, Intelligent Systems, Electronics, Optoelectronics, Solid-State Devices and a lot more. Students participate in live projects to gain hands on experience.

SEM I

• Applied Science-I
• Computer Programming-I
• Engineering Mechanics
• Basic Electronics and Electrical
• Applied Maths II
• Workshop

SEM II

• Applied Science-II
• Computer Programming-II
• Engineering Drawing
• Communication Skills
• Applied Maths II
• Workshop

SEM III

• Electronics I
• Digital Logic Design
• Electrical Networks
• Principals of Control System
• Numerical Techniques
• Applied Maths III

SEM IV

• Electronics II
• Signal and Systems
• Wave Shaping Techniques
• Principals of Communication Engineering
• Electromagnetic Wave Theory
• Applied Maths IV

SEM V

• Applied Maths V
• Presentation & Communication Techniques
• Computer Architecture & Organisation
• Communication Circuits
• Filter Theory
• Microprocessor
• Microelectronics

SEM VI

• Industrial Economics and Management
• Electronic Instrumentation
• Probability and Random Process
• Antenna and Wave Propagation
• Microcontroller and Embedded Programming
• T.V. and Video Engineering

SEM VII

• Digital Communication
• Mobile Communication System
• Microwave Device & Circuits
• Discrete Time Signal Processing
• Simulation of Communication Systems
• Project A

SEM VIII

• Satellite Communication
• Optical Fiber Communication
• Elective II
• Project B
• Computer Communication Networks