Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Introducing the Department of EEE
The Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) was established in the year 2013 with an intake capacity of 60 students. This three-year programme focuses on the fundamentals of electrical systems, power generation, transmission, and utilization. The curriculum includes subjects such as electrical circuits, machines, power systems, and control systems, along with practical training in modern laboratories. Emphasis is given to hands-on learning, industrial exposure, and skill development through workshops and projects. The programme prepares students to meet the demands of the electrical industry and equips them with the knowledge and skills required for employment or further academic pursuits.
The Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) department was established in the year 2013 with an intake capacity of 60 students. The department focuses on delivering strong fundamentals in electrical engineering along with practical training to meet industry requirements. The three-year programme is structured to provide in-depth knowledge of electrical systems and their applications.
The curriculum includes key subjects such as electrical circuits, machines, power systems, and control systems. Students are trained through hands-on laboratory sessions, workshops, and real-time applications. The department is equipped with modern labs and guided by experienced faculty members who support students in academic and skill development. Through industrial visits and project work, students gain exposure to current industry practices. The department aims to produce skilled diploma engineers ready for employment or further studies in engineering.
To produce skilled and competent diploma engineers in electrical and electronics engineering with strong technical knowledge, practical expertise, and professional ethics to meet industry and societal needs.
- To impart fundamental and advanced knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering through effective teaching-learning processes
- To provide hands-on training in electrical systems, machines, and power applications using modern laboratories
- To enhance employability skills through workshops, projects, and industrial exposure
- To instill discipline, ethical values, and continuous learning attitude among students