The department offers concept-based learning, applied research, corporate consulting,
patents, and training in the areas of Microelectronics and VLSI Domain
(Semiconductors Approach), Application Domain (Embedded and IoT), Signal
Processing using NI-LabVIEW, RF & Microwave Devices, and Industrial
Automation using PLC, HMI & Drives. Our goal is to nurture students in a way
that will enable them to embrace the technical challenges focused by the outside
Nation.
As a discipline, ECE focuses on the design of underlying hardware systems with
broad emphasis on design aspects of electronic systems with cross-training
opportunities for students across disciplinary boundaries.
The course curriculum is intended for major application areas such as
telecommunications, energy and electronics sectors, while emboldening the
development of necessary skills for integration of hardware and software components.
Teaching Pedagogy
Teaching pedagogy in the field of electronics and communication engineering
involves the strategic application of instructional methods, techniques, and approaches
to facilitate effective learning and skill development among students. Here are some
key aspects of teaching pedagogy specific to this field:
Active Learning: Encouraging students to actively engage with course materials
through hands-on activities, problem-solving exercises, and interactive discussions.
Project-Based Learning (PBL): Integrating project-based learning into the curriculum
to provide students with opportunities to work on real engineering projects, often in
collaboration with industry partners. PBL promotes critical thinking, teamwork, and
practical problem-solving skills while preparing students for the challenges of the
professional world.
Technology Integration: Leveraging digital tools, simulation software, virtual labs,
online resources and educational technology platforms to enhance teaching and
learning experiences.
Case Studies and Industry Examples: Incorporating case studies, industry examples,
and real-life applications into course content to illustrate the relevance and practical
implications of theoretical concepts.
Assessment for Learning: Employing a variety of assessment methods, including
quizzes, exams, projects, presentations, and peer evaluations, to gauge student
understanding and progress.
Multidisciplinary Approach: Emphasizing the interdisciplinary nature of electronics
and communication engineering by integrating concepts from related fields such as
computer science, mathematics, physics, and electrical engineering.
ATo impart knowledge and skill of Electronics and Communication to develop
and sustain a culture of research while promoting values, innovation,
entrepreneurship, ethics and professionalism to meet the needs of industry and
society.
Vision
To impart knowledge and skill of Electronics and Communication to develop and sustain a culture of research while promoting values, innovation, entrepreneurship, ethics and professionalism to meet the needs of industry and society.
Mission
- To conduct the electronics and communication engineering program with practical exposure, creating new knowledge and skill-sets by engaging in the research-oriented approach and promoting the academic growth.
- To pursue research and develop insight knowledge of current and emerging technologies in Electronics & Communication Engineering to serve the needs of the society, industry and scientific community.
- To provide quality education and to make the students entrepreneur and employable.
- To promote creative thinking and innovations by the students and faculty.