DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Modern society is highly dependent on reliable power, communications and electronic systems. Electrical engineers design the equipment and systems that provide these essential services. This discipline involves communications and information technology, the applications of microprocessors and computers, electric power generation and the application of modern instrumentation and high-power electronics. Students learn about computer systems, control systems, digital signal processing, electronics, power electronics, power systems, radio systems and telecommunications. Today’s fast-paced technology translates into a growing number of challenges for electrical engineers. The Department of Electrical Engineering has a fine blend of young and dynamic personalities as faculty to provide quality education. The laboratories are modernised to reflect the rapid changes in technology. The Department has strong industry interaction in the development of state-of-the-art products for the industry. It has developed advanced laboratories in the field of automation (PLC, SCADA), Drives, Motors and Switchgears.