Welcome to the School of Engineering & Technology’s B.Tech program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) at Sona Devi University (SDU). Our four-year undergraduate program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of electrical and electronics engineering principles, technologies, and applications.

Program Overview: The B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at SDU offers a rigorous curriculum that covers both electrical engineering and electronics engineering disciplines. Students will learn about the design, analysis, and optimization of electrical systems, electronics circuits, power systems, control systems, and telecommunications systems.

Curriculum: The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in both electrical engineering and electronics engineering concepts. Courses cover subjects such as circuit theory, electromagnetics, digital electronics, analog electronics, power systems, control systems, microprocessors, and communication systems. The program also includes practical laboratory sessions, projects, and industry internships to enhance students’ hands-on skills and real-world experience.

Key Highlights:

• Comprehensive curriculum covering both electrical engineering and electronics engineering disciplines.
• Practical laboratory sessions and projects to develop hands-on skills and practical knowledge.
• Industry internships and industry projects to provide real-world experience and industry exposure.
• State-of-the-art laboratories, workshops, and research facilities for practical training and research activities.
• Opportunities for research and innovation in collaboration with industry partners and research institutions.

Career Opportunities: Graduates of the B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering program can pursue diverse career opportunities in various sectors, including power generation, transmission, and distribution; telecommunications; electronics manufacturing; automation and control; renewable energy; and information technology. They can work as electrical engineers, electronics engineers, control engineers, power systems engineers, telecommunications engineers, and research scientists, among other roles.