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B.E. | Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Course Overview

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What is Electrical & Electronics Engineering?

Electrical and Electronics typically deals with the study of Electrical energy generation, transmission and distribution. The concepts of electrical circuits and electromagnetism are applied to analyse the complex problems arose in the power system networks. The origin of this field lies in the latter half of the 19th century when the electric telegraph was first commercialized, the telephone was invented and electric power distribution came into use.

As such, Electrical and Electronic Engineering is associated in dealing with many of the real-time problems in control and operation of power systems and electrical machines. This field pervades every aspect of handling information, from sensing and acquisition, through communications, networking, switching, processing, and storage.

Who should study Electrical & Electronics Engineering?

Any student, studied at pre-university level with mathematics, physics and chemistry as their primary subjects. Any student eager to learn and apply the concepts of electrical and electronics engineering to solve industry oriented electrical problems and provide socio-economic benefit to the society.

What will I Study in the course?

As a student in the course, you will study the various sub-fields of the discipline including digital and analog electronics, electrical power generation, transmission, distribution and utilization, power system engineering, electrical machines and drives, control systems, signal processing and power electronics.

Students will get extensive exposure during their project and seminar to the following areas: software simulation of power system, fault analysis, design of building automation systems, energy auditing and saving, power control circuit design, Microcontroller programming.

The objective of this course is to apply electrical and electronic principles to circuits, machines, power systems and control systems to develop solutions in the areas of industrial automation, green energy systems and smart grids which will help the students to contribute to project teams in the core and associated domains of electrical and electronics technology

What are the career opportunities after the completion of this course?/What will I do once I graduate?

Any student graduated from Electrical and Electronics Engineering is eligible for Higher studies, Government and private sector jobs (Core), placements in MNCs (Software) and Entrepreneurship.

This field pervades every aspect of handling information, from sensing and acquisition, through communications, networking, switching, processing, and storage.

Programme Duration

Programme Duration
4 years (8 semesters)

Programme Type
Full-time

Eligibility Criteria

  • The candidate should have passed in 2nd PUC/12th/Equivalent Exam with English as one of the languages and obtained a minimum of 45% of marks in aggregate in Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/Electronics/Computers (40% for Karnataka reserved category candidates).
  • Candidate must also qualify in one of the following entrance exams:  CET/ COMED-K / JEE / AIEEE

 

 

Course Structure

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering syllabus is as follows:

I Semester

  • Calculus & Differential Equations
  • Engineering Physics
  • Basic Electrical Engineering
  • Elements of Civil Engineering and Mechanics
  • Engineering Visualization
  • Engineering Physics Laboratory
  • Basic Electrical Engineering Laboratory
  • Communicative English
  • Innovation and Design Thinking / Scientific Foundations of Health

II Semester

  • Advanced Calculus and Numerical Methods 
  • Engineering Chemistry 
  • Problem-Solving through Programming 
  • Basic Electronics & Communication Engineering 
  • Elements of Mechanical Engineering 
  • Engineering Chemistry Laboratory 
  • Computer Programming Laboratory 
  • Professional Writing Skills in English
  • Scientific Foundations of Health / Innovation and Design Thinking

III Semester

  • Transform Calculus, Fourier Series and Numerical Technics 
  • Analog Electronic Circuits and Op – Amps 
  • Electric Circuit Analysis 
  • Transformers and Generators 
  • Electrical Machines Laboratory – I 
  • Summer Internship – I 
  • Samskrutika Kannada / Balake Kannada /  Constitution of India and Professional Ethics 
  • Ability Enhancement Course – III 
  • Social Connect and Responsibility

IV Semester

  • Complex Analysis, Probability and Statistical Methods 
  • Digital System Design 
  • Microcontroller 
  • Electric Motors 
  • Biology for Engineers 
  • Electrical Machine Laboratory – II 
  • Samskrutika Kannada / Balake Kannada /  Constitution of India
  • Ability Enhancement Course – IV 
  • Universal Human Values and Professional Ethics

V Semester

  • Switchgear and Protection 
  • Control Systems 
  • Transmission and Distribution 
  • Power Electronics 
  • Power Electronics Laboratory 
  • Research Methodology and Intellectual Property Rights 
  • Summer Internship – II 
  • Environmental Studies (Paper setting: Civil Engineering Board) 
  • Physical Education (PE) (Sports and Athletics) 
  • Yoga 
  • National Service Scheme- I (NSS -I)

VI Semester

  • Management and Entrepreneurship 
  • Power System Analysis – 1 
  • Signals and Digital Signal Processing 
  • Professional Elective – I 
  • Open Elective – I 
  • Digital Signal Processing Laboratory 
  • Mini Project 
  • Ability Enhancement Course – V 
  • Physical Education (PE) (Sports and Athletics) 
  • Yoga 
  • National Service Scheme (NSS)

VII Semester

  • Power System Analysis – 2 
  • Professional Elective – II 
  • Professional Elective – III 
  • Open Elective – II 
  • Project Work 
  • Ability Enhancement Course – VI (Online)

VIII Semester

  • Technical Seminar 
  • Research Internship/ Industry Internship

PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE - I

  • Electrical and Electronic Measurements 
  • Electromagnetic Field Theory 
  • Electrical Machine Design 
  • High Voltage Engineering (Prerequisite course for HV and Relay Laboratory) 
  • Sensors and Transducers 

PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE - II

  • Power System Operation and Control 
  • Renewable Energy Sources 
  • HVDC and FACTS 
  • Electric Vehicles Technologies 
  • Reactive Power Control in Electric Power Systems 

PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE - III

  • Computer Aided Electrical Drawing 
  • Micro- and Nano-Scale Sensors and Transducers 
  • Big Data Analytics in Power Systems 
  • Power System Economics 
  • ANN With Applications to Power Systems 

OPEN ELECTIVES – I

  • Industrial Servo Control Systems 
  • PLC and SCADA 
  • Renewable Energy Systems 
  • Energy Management 
  • Advanced Control Systems

OPEN ELECTIVES – II

  • Industrial Electrical Systems 
  • Electric Vehicles 
  • Disasters Management 
  • Electrical Power Quality 
  • Energy Conservation and Audit

ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSE - III

  • Vedic Mathematics 
  • Business Mathematics 
  • Art of Public Speaking 
  • Circuit laboratory using Pspice (Laboratory) 
  • 555 IC Projects (Laboratory) 

ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSE – IV

  • Business Communication 
  • Block Chain 
  • Decision Making in Engineering Design 
  • Microcontroller Projects (Laboratory) 
  • Smart Thinking Skills

ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSE – V

  • Vedic Mathematics (Rajesh Kumar Thakur) 
  • Industrial Safety 
  • Internet of Things 
  • HV and Relay Laboratory (Prerequisite course: 21EE654 High Voltage Engineering) 
  • Lab View for Electrical Machine Analysis
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Evaluation Criteria

TESTS

  • The Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) is prescribed for maximum of 40 marks. Marks prescribed for test shall be 30 and for assignment is 10. The CIE marks for test in a theory Course shall be based on three tests and generally conducted at the end of fifth, tenth and fourteenth week of each semester. Each test shall be conducted for a maximum of 30 marks and the final marks shall be the average of three tests. However, to support slow learners, improvement tests will be carried out to help them gain the average. The remaining 10 marks shall be awarded based on the evaluation of Assignments/ Unit Tests/ written quizzes that support to cover some of the Course/programme outcomes. Final CIE marks awarded shall be the sum of test marks and assignment marks making a maximum of 40 marks.
  • In the case of Practical, the CIE marks shall be based on the laboratory journals/records (30 marks for continuous evaluation based on conduct of experiment, viva and report writing and one practical test (10 marks) to be conducted at the end of the semester.
  • The IA marks in the case of Mini Project (in 5th Semester), Projects and Seminars in the final year shall be based on the evaluation at the end of 8th semester.

ASSIGNMENTS

  • Assignments are given to students after completion of each unit of the syllabus and comprehensively cover all of the important aspects of each topic in a particular unit.
  • Completing the prescribed assignments will greatly help students prepare for the internal assessments and the final exams. All the assignments will be evaluated and based on the performance of the students marks will be awarded for each course.
  • The Student Assistant for the course will neatly script solutions to assignments, and after due checking and correction by faculty, these solutions will be scanned and made available on the faculty webpage for all students to access and download.