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APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University
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B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering (2024 Scheme)

Electrical and Electronics Engineering focuses on the generation, transmission, distribution and efficient utilization of electrical energy while integrating modern electronics, automation and control technologies. Students gain strong theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design, analyze and maintain electrical systems used across industries.

Duration
4 Years (8 Semesters)
Eligibility
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Admission through KEAM, JEE Main or other approved entrance examinations as per university regulations.

Course Progression

How the degree evolves year by year

Electrical and Electronics Engineering focuses on the generation, transmission, distribution and efficient utilization of electrical energy while integrating modern electronics, automation and control technologies. Students gain strong theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design, analyze and maintain electrical systems used across industries.

Roadmap

What you'll study each semester

1

Year 1

Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science – 1 (GYMAT101)

Build a strong mathematical foundation through calculus, linear algebra and analytical techniques used in electrical engineering.

Physics for Electrical Science (GBPHT121)

Study electricity, magnetism, semiconductors and modern physics concepts essential for electrical engineering.

Chemistry for Information Science & Electrical Science (GXCYT122)

Understand chemical principles related to engineering materials, batteries, corrosion and electrical applications.

Engineering Graphics and Computer Aided Drawing (GMEST103)

Learn engineering drawing principles and create technical drawings using computer-aided design software.

Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering (GXEST104)

Explore the fundamentals of electrical circuits, electrical machines, electronics and modern electrical engineering applications.

Algorithmic Thinking with Python (UCEST105)

Develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills through programming fundamentals using Python.

Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Workshop (GXESL106)

Gain practical experience with electrical circuits, electronic components and basic engineering workshop practices.

Health and Wellness (UCHWT127)

Develop awareness of physical fitness, mental well-being and healthy lifestyle practices.

Life Skills and Professional Communication (UCHUT128)

Develop communication, teamwork, leadership and professional skills essential for engineers.

Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science – 2 (GYMAT201)

Study advanced mathematical concepts including differential equations, vector calculus and numerical methods used in electrical engineering.

Physics for Electrical Science (GBPHT121)

Study electricity, magnetism, semiconductors and modern physics concepts essential for electrical engineering.

Chemistry for Information Science & Electrical Science (GXCYT122)

Understand chemical principles related to engineering materials, batteries, corrosion and electrical applications.

Foundations of Computing From Hardware Essentials to Web Design (GXEST203)

Learn computer hardware, operating systems, networking fundamentals and the basics of web technologies.

Engineering Mechanics (GBEST213)

Study forces, equilibrium, motion and mechanics principles applied in engineering systems.

Programming in C (GXEST204)

Learn structured programming, problem-solving and software development using the C programming language.

Engineering Entrepreneurship and IPR (UCEST206)

Understand entrepreneurship, innovation and intellectual property rights for engineering professionals.

Health and Wellness (UCHWT127)

Develop awareness of physical health, mental well-being and healthy lifestyle practices.

Life Skills and Professional Communication (UCHUT128)

Develop communication, teamwork, leadership and professional skills essential for engineering careers.

IT Workshop (GXESL208)

Gain practical experience with computer systems, networking, office applications and basic programming tools.

Measurement and Instrumentation (PCEET205)

Study electrical measuring instruments, sensors and measurement techniques used in electrical engineering applications.

2

Year 2

Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science – 3 (GYMAT301)

Study advanced mathematical concepts including differential equations, probability and numerical methods used in electrical engineering.

Circuits and Networks (PCEET302)

Learn the analysis of AC and DC circuits, network theorems and electrical network behavior.

DC Machines and Transformers (PCEET303)

Study the construction, operation, testing and applications of DC machines and transformers.

Analog Electronics (PBEET304)

Understand semiconductor devices, amplifiers and analog electronic circuits used in electrical systems.

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (GNEST305)

Learn the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, machine learning and data-driven engineering applications.

Economics for Engineers (UCHUT346)

Understand engineering economics, cost estimation and financial decision-making in engineering projects.

Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development (UCHUT347)

Learn professional ethics, environmental responsibility and sustainable engineering practices.

Circuits and Measurements Lab (PCEEL307)

Perform practical experiments on electrical circuits, network analysis and electrical measurement techniques.

Analog Electronics Lab (PCEEL308)

Gain practical experience in analog electronic circuits, amplifiers and semiconductor devices.

Mathematics for Electrical Science – 4 (GBMAT401)

Study advanced mathematical techniques used for solving electrical engineering and signal processing problems.

Synchronous and Induction Machines (PCEET402)

Learn the construction, operation, control and performance of synchronous and induction machines.

Power Electronics and Drives (PCEET403)

Study power electronic converters, motor drives and speed control techniques used in industrial applications.

Digital Electronics (PBEET404)

Understand digital logic circuits, combinational and sequential systems used in modern electronics.

Economics for Engineers (UCHUT346)

Understand engineering economics, cost estimation and financial decision-making in engineering projects.

Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development (UCHUT347)

Learn professional ethics, environmental responsibility and sustainable engineering practices.

DC Machines and Transformers Lab (PCEEL407)

Perform experiments on DC machines and transformers to understand their characteristics, testing and performance.

Professional Elective

Choose any ONE Professional Elective offered by the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department to develop expertise in a specialized area such as renewable energy, instrumentation, embedded systems or advanced electrical technologies.

3

Year 3

Power Generation, Transmission and Protection (PCEET501)

Study electrical power generation, transmission, distribution and protection systems used for reliable power delivery.

Electromagnetic Theory (PCEET502)

Understand electric and magnetic fields, electromagnetic waves and their applications in electrical engineering.

Signals and Systems (PCEET503)

Learn the analysis of continuous and discrete signals, linear systems and signal processing fundamentals.

Microprocessors and Embedded Systems (PBEET504)

Study microprocessor architecture, embedded systems and their applications in modern electrical and electronic devices.

AC Machines Lab (PCEEL507)

Perform experiments on AC machines to study their characteristics, operation and performance.

Microprocessors and Embedded Systems Lab (PCEEL508)

Gain practical experience in programming microprocessors and developing embedded system applications.

Professional Elective

Choose any ONE Professional Elective offered by the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department to specialize in areas such as Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage, Digital Systems or Machine Learning.

Control Systems (PCEET601)

Study feedback control systems, system stability, controllers and their applications in engineering systems.

Electrical System Design and Estimation (PCEET602)

Learn the design, planning, costing and estimation of electrical installations for residential, commercial and industrial applications.

Control System Lab (PCEEL607)

Perform experiments on control systems to analyze system response, stability and controller performance.

Power System Lab (PCEEL609)

Gain practical experience with power system analysis, protection equipment and electrical power system operation.

Professional Elective

Choose any ONE Professional Elective offered by the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department to gain expertise in advanced areas such as High Voltage Engineering, Digital Protection, IoT or Digital Signal Processing.

Open Elective

Choose any ONE Open Elective from the university's approved interdisciplinary courses to broaden your knowledge beyond Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

4

Year 4

Professional Elective

Choose any ONE Professional Elective offered by the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department to specialize in advanced areas such as Power Systems, Control Systems, Electric Machines, Power Quality or Artificial Intelligence.

Open Elective

Choose any ONE Open Elective from the university's approved interdisciplinary courses to broaden your knowledge in emerging technologies such as Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage and Solar PV Systems.

Professional Elective

Choose any ONE Professional Elective to gain advanced knowledge in Smart Grids, HVDC, FACTS, Mechatronics or Electronic Communication systems.

Open Elective

Choose any ONE Open Elective from the university's approved interdisciplinary courses to develop additional skills in Robotics, PLCs, Automation or Mechatronic Systems.

Skills You Will Gain

What you can do after completing this course

Electrical Circuit Analysis
Power Systems
Electrical Machines
Power Electronics
Control Systems
Renewable Energy Systems
Automation and PLC
Problem Solving

Career Opportunities

Where graduates typically go

Electrical Engineer

Design, operate and maintain electrical systems used in industries, buildings and utilities.

Power Systems Engineer

Work on power generation, transmission, distribution and electrical grid management.

Control and Automation Engineer

Develop automated systems using PLCs, sensors and industrial control technologies.

Power Electronics Engineer

Design and develop power converters, motor drives and energy-efficient electrical systems.

Renewable Energy Engineer

Develop and maintain solar, wind and other renewable energy systems.

Maintenance Engineer

Maintain electrical equipment, machinery and industrial power systems.

Electrical Design Engineer

Design electrical layouts, wiring systems and industrial electrical installations.

Project Engineer

Plan, coordinate and manage electrical engineering projects from design to implementation.

Higher Studies

Where you can go next

M.Tech in Electrical Engineering

Pursue advanced studies in core electrical engineering with specialization in power systems, control systems and electrical machines.

M.Tech in Power Systems

Develop expertise in power generation, transmission, distribution, smart grids and power system protection.

M.Tech in Power Electronics and Drives

Study advanced power converters, motor drives and energy-efficient electrical systems used in modern industries.

M.S. Abroad

Pursue a Master's degree in countries like Germany, the USA, Canada or Australia with opportunities for research and global careers.

MBA

Combine engineering knowledge with management skills for careers in operations, consulting, project management and business leadership.

GATE & PSU Opportunities

Prepare for the GATE examination to pursue higher studies or secure jobs in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs).

Ph.D. & Research

Pursue doctoral research in advanced electrical engineering and contribute to innovation in academia and industry.

Common Misconceptions

Things students often get wrong about this course

Myth
EEE is only about electricity.
Reality

EEE also includes electronics, automation, control systems, embedded systems and renewable energy technologies.

Myth
EEE graduates can only work in power plants.
Reality

They work in industries such as power, automation, robotics, electric vehicles, manufacturing, telecommunications and software.

Myth
Electrical Engineering has limited career opportunities.
Reality

EEE graduates are in demand across public and private sectors, including renewable energy, smart grids, automation and electric mobility.

Myth
EEE is only a theoretical course.
Reality

The program includes extensive laboratory work, industrial training, simulations and practical projects to build hands-on engineering skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions students ask