About course
Electronics engineering equips students with designing, analysis and manufacturing of electronic devices (including wireless devices), integrated circuits and so on. This discipline has non-linear and active electronic components such as electron tubes, and semiconductor devices, especially transistors, diodes and integrated circuits, are utilized to design electronic circuits, devices and systems, typically also including passive electrical components and based on printed circuit boards. Being one of the fastest growing fields of engineering, there is a lot of scope for innovation and at the same time scope of employment too in this field. Electronics plays a significant role in increasing the efficiency level of productivity in major industries including energy, agriculture, petroleum, chemical and lot of other industries. Even health care industry uses electronic instruments to perform various tests. Electronics engineering is also involved in transport, factory and domestic sectors. The electronics engineer’s task is to process information using electricity.
Core subjects
Core subjects
Some of core subjects are as follows:
- Network Theory
- Microprocessor and Peripherals
- Analog Communication
- Digital IC Applications
- VLSI Technology & Processes
- Telecommunication Switching Systems & Networks
- Artifical Intelligence, Industrial Automation
- Radar Systems
Further studies
After completing B. Tech in Electronics Engineering, you can opt for M. Tech followed by research.
Job profiles
Job profiles
Some of the common job profiles for Electrical and Electronics Engineering include the following:
- Chief Engineers
- Workshop Manager
- Operations Manager
- Verification Engineer
- Engineering Technologist
- Development and Test Engineers
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