Vision:
To be a hub of worldwide competent engineers equipped with data, skills and behavior for his or her exemplary contributions to the important time necessities within the field of electrical and physical science engineering.
Mission:
1.To impart technical data to the learners and build them globally competent through the state of art laboratories and instruction by extremely qualified and toughened college.
2.To instill trade familiarized learning by frequent industrial visits, MOUs, internships and build them technically robust power engineers.
3.To produce strong professionals with a good repertoire of social control & technical skills, moral values and build them thriving in meeting the requirements of the society.
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC (EEE)
1-1
English – I (Updated)
Mathematics – I (Updated)
Engineering Mechanics (Updated)
Computer Programming(CP) (Updated)
Environmental Studies(ES) (Updated)
1-2
2-1
2-2
Electrical Measurements(EMS) (Updated)
Electrical Machines-II (Updated)
Switching Theory and Logic Design (Updated)
Control Systems (Updated)
Power Systems-I (Updated)
Management Science (Updated)
3-1
Power Systems-II
Renewable Energy Sources
3-2
Power Electronic Controllers & Drives(PSD) (Updated)
Power System Analysis(PSA) (Updated)
Micro Processors and Micro controllers(MPMC) (Updated)
Open Elective
1. Unix and Shell Programming
2. OOPS Through JAVA (Updated)
3. VLSI Design
4. Robotics
5. Neural Networks &Fuzzy Logic
6. Energy Audit and Conservation&
Management
4-1
Utilization of Electrical Energy (Updated)
Linear IC Applications
Power System Operation & Control
Switchgear and Protection (Updated)
Elective – I:
1. Electrical Machine Modeling and Analysis
2. Advanced Control Systems
3. Programmable Logic Controllers&
Applications
4. Instrumentation
Elective – II:
1. Optimization Techniques
2. Electric Power Quality
3. Special Electrical Machines
4-2
Digital Control Systems (Updated)
Electrical Distribution Systems
Elective – III:
1. High Voltage Engineering
2. Flexible Alternating Current Transmission
Systems (Updated)
3. Power System Reforms