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Electrical Engineering deals with electricity and magnetism and is devoted to the utilization of the forces of nature and materials for the benefit of mankind. It encompasses many aspects of other engineering science, mathematics and physical science. Electrical Engineers lend their expertise to other engineering field as well. There is hardly a field of technology to which electrical engineering has not made a contribution. |
| The Indian Scene Development of electricity was initiated in India as early as in 1900 with the commissioning of a hydro- electric power station at Shivasamudram in Karnataka. Coal- based thermal plants account for about 60% of electric generation. The Electricity Supply Act of 1940 forms the basis of the administrative structure for electricity supply system in the country. Nuclear power generation started in 1969 at T arapore. Possibilities of tidal power at Gulf of Cambay, Gulf of Kutch, and the estuary of the Hooghly are being explored. Similarly, exploratory work on the use of geothermal energy is being carried out in Pugge Valley and Chumattang in Ladakh. Wind and other energy sources are also receiving increasing attention for commercial application. |
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Semester -I
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Semester-II
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Applied Mathematics-I
Physics
Chemistry
Fundamentals of Computer
Communication Techniques
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Applied Mathematics-II
Basic Mechanical Engineering
Basic Electrical Engineering
Basic Electronics
Engineering Drawing |
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Semester -III
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Semester-IV
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Applied Mathematics-III
Electrical Engineering Materials
Basic Electronic Circuits & Devices
Electrical Machines
Fundamentals of Computer Programming
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Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation
Digital Electronics
Network Theory
Power System Engineering
Linear Control System |
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Semester -V
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Semester-VI
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Design & Maintenance of Electrial
Machines
Power Electronics
Transmission & Distribution of
Electrical Power
Electrical Engineering Drawing
Industrial Management
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Power Plant Engineering
Telemetry & Telecontrol
Utilization of Power
Microporcessor
project
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