ECE - Electronics & Communication Engineering

About the Department
The Electronics department was established in the year 2008. The Electronics & Communication Engineering department is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum and AICTE New Delhi having an in take of 120 students. The Aim of the Department is to produce Electronics & Communication Engineers, who combine academic excellence with practical expertise. To achieve this aim, well equipped laboratories, central and departmental libraries support students throughout their course of study. The academic courses cover fundamental and vital areas of importance in electronics relevant to both Industry and Research.
Electronics & Communication Engineers
Electronics and Communication Engineering branch deals with analog and digital transmission & reception of data, voice and video, basic electronics, solid state devices, microprocessors, digital and analog communication, analog integrated circuits, satellite communication, microwave engineering, antennae and wave progression. It also deals with the manufacturing of electronic devices, circuits, and communications equipment like transmitter, receiver, integrated circuits, microwaves, and fiber among others. It aims to deepen the knowledge and skills of the students on the basic concepts and theories that will equip them in their professional work involving analysis, systems implementation, operation, production, and maintenance of the various applications in the field of Electronics and Communications Engineering.
Electronics Engineering is one of the largest and fastest growing fields of engineering. It covers a wide range of applications which make our life easier and enjoyable such as Television, Radio, computers, telecommunication etc. They help us to see, hear and communicate over vast distances and do things faster. Electronics has a major role in improving productivity in industries like oil, energy, agriculture and so many other important sectors of economy. In steel, petroleum and chemical industries it is the electronic devices that direct, control and test production processes. Health care industry depends on electronic instruments to perform chemical tests and to check body functions. The safety in transportation, factories and mines and in homes, rely heavily on electronics.
Academic Programme
The focus in the study programme is on understanding electronic networks and devices, electromagnetic field theory, computer fundamentals, as also their protection, and communication and control systems.
Job Opportunities
An electronics engineer can be employed in the public and private sector industries and organizations such as the Indian Telephone Industries, BEL,BHEL,DRDO,ISRO MTNL,BSNL National Physical Laboratories, AIR, Civil aviation, Nokia, siemens, Wipro, Philips, GE, APC, Motorola and the police wireless departments.
Electronics engineers are also absorbed in the field of embedded system like the entertainment transmission industry, research establishments, and defense. They can also take up teaching and research in one of the many engineering colleges in India or abroad.
Mission
Disseminating of quality education to the students to develop their personality, to improve quality of life and to make them worthy citizens.
Vision
To build in each student a strong character and will power to excel globally.
Infrastructure / Facilities
- Spacious class rooms.
- Seminar hall.
- Well equipped labs.
Infrastructure / Facilities
- Spacious class rooms.
- Seminar hall.
- Well equipped labs.
Library facilities for ECE
- No. of Journals : 18
- No. of Books : 2420
Laboratories
- Analog Circuits Lab
- Digital Electronics Lab
- VHDL LAB
- Microcontroller Lab
- DSP AND MATLAB
- Communication Lab
Events & Seminars
The Department has organized many conferences and workshops to enhance the knowledge in advanced fields. These events were very successful and have got lot of appreciation for the same. Following is the list of conference and workshop conducted by the department for the past four years.
Course Content
| I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP) |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT-11 |
Engineering Mathematics - I |
| 10 PHY-12 |
Engineering Physics |
| 10 CIV-13 |
Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics |
| 10 EME-14 |
Elements of Mechanical Engg |
| 10 ELE-15 |
Basic Electrical Engg. |
| 10 WSL-16 |
Workshop Practice |
| 10 PHYL-17 |
Engg. Physics Lab |
| 10 CIP-18 |
Constitution of India &Professional Ethics |
| I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP) |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT-11 |
Engineering Mathematics - I |
| 10 CHE-12 |
Engineering Chemistry |
| 10 CCP-13 |
Computer Concepts & CProgramming |
| 10CED 14 |
Computer Aided Engineering Drawing |
| 10 ELN-15 |
Basic Electronics |
| 10 CPL-16 |
Computer Programming Lab |
| 10 CHEL-17 |
Engg. Chemistry Lab |
| 10 CIV-18 |
Environmental Studies |
| II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP) |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT-11 |
Engineering Mathematics - I |
| 10 PHY-12 |
Engineering Physics |
| 10 CIV-13 |
Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics |
| 10 EME-14 |
Elements of Mechanical Engg |
| 10 ELE-15 |
Basic Electrical Engg. |
| 10 WSL-16 |
Workshop Practice |
| 10PHYL-17 |
Engg. Physics Lab |
| 10 CIP-18 |
Constitution of India &Professional Ethics |
| II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP) |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT-11 |
Engineering Mathematics - I |
| 10 CHE-12 |
Engineering Chemistry |
| 10 CCP-13 |
Computer Concepts & CProgramming |
| 10CED 14 |
Computer Aided Engineering Drawing |
| 10 ELN-15 |
Basic Electronics |
| 10 CPL-16 |
Computer Programming Lab |
| 10 CHEL-17 |
Engg. Chemistry Lab |
| 10 CIV-18 |
Environmental Studies |
| III Semester |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT 31 |
Engineering Mathematics - III |
| 10 ES 32 |
Analog Electronic Circuits |
| 10 ES-33 |
Logic Design |
| 10 ES-34 |
Network Analysis |
| 10 IT-35 |
Electronic Instrumentation |
| 10 ES-36 |
Field Theory Geology |
| 10 ECL-37 |
Analog Electronics Lab |
| 10 ECL-38 |
Logic Design Lab |
| IV SEMESTER |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 MAT-41 |
Engineering Mathematics IV |
| 10 ES-42 |
Microcontrollers |
| 10 ES-43 |
Control Systems |
| 10 ES-44 |
Signals & Systems |
| 10 ES-45 |
Fundamentals of HDL |
| 10 ES-46 |
Linear ICs & Applications |
| 10 ECL-47 |
Microcontrollers Lab |
| 10 ECL-48 |
HDL Lab |
| V SEMESTER |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 AL-51 |
Management & Entrepreneurship |
| 10 ES-52 |
Digital signal Processing |
| 10 ES-53 |
Analog Communication |
| 10 ES-54 |
Microwaves and Radar |
| 10 ES-55 |
Digital Switching Systems |
| 10 ES-56 |
Fundamentals of CMOS VLSI |
| 10 ECL-57 |
DSP Lab. |
| 10 ECL-58 |
Analog Communication Lab + LIC Lab |
| VI SEMESTER |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 06 ES-61 |
Digital Communication |
| 06 ES-62 |
Microprocessors |
| 06 ES-63 |
Analog and Mixed mode VLSI Design |
| 06 EC-64 |
Antennas and Propagation |
| 06 EC-65 |
Information theory and coding |
| 06 EC-66X |
Elective-I (Group A) |
| 06 ECL-67 |
Advanced Communication Lab |
| 06 ECL-68 |
MicroprocECsors Lab |
| VII SEMESTER |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 EC-71 |
Computer Communication Network |
| 10 EC-72 |
Optical Fiber Communication |
| 10 EC-73 |
Power Electronics |
| 10 EC-74 |
DSP Algorithms & Architecture |
| 10 EC-75X |
Elective II (Group-B) |
| 10 EC-76X |
Elective III(Group-C) |
| 10 ECL-77 |
VLSI Lab |
| 10 ECL-78 |
Power Electronics Lab |
| VIII SEMESTER |
| Subject Code |
Subject |
| 10 EC-81 |
Wireless Communication |
| 10 EC-82 |
Embedded System Design |
| 10 EC-83X |
Elective IV (Group-D) |
| 10 EC-84X |
Elective V (Group-E) |
| 10 EC-85 |
Project Work |
| 10 EC-86 |
Seminar |
Duration
| Event |
Odd SemECter |
Even SemECter |
| Commencement of the term |
August |
February |
| I Internal TECt |
September |
March |
| II Internal TECt |
October |
April |
| III Internal TECt |
November |
May |
| University Examination |
December |
June |
Academic ActivitiEC:
LecturEC, Seminars, Workshops, GuECt LecturEC, Skill Development activitiEC, Industrial visit & Placement Training.
Teaching Hours:
Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week
Examination
University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semECter and in the month of June/July for even semECters.
| Theory External |
Internal AssECsment |
Total Marks |
| Duration |
Max. Marks |
Max. Marks |
| 3 Hrs. |
100 |
25 |
125 |
| Laboratory External |
Internal AssECsment |
Total Marks |
| Duration |
Max. Marks |
Max. Marks |
| 3 Hrs. |
50 |
25 |
75 |
Scheme of Evaluation:
As per University(VTU).
