Pedagogy
Effective and Innovative pedagogy plays an important role in improving the quality of teaching-learning and ensures attainment of learning objectives. The Institute has well-defined policies and internal quality assurance system to achieve quality in teaching-learning process. At the Department level, a well-defined system is in place to design the content and monitor delivery of the same. ICT tools are used extensively to support, enhance, and optimise the teaching and learning experience. Lectures, tutorials and laboratory sessions form the essential components of pedagogy. Emphasis is also on project based learning in the form of minor and major projects, where students work on live problem definitions and research ideas. Industrial visits, a fraction of courses taught by industry experts and internships give students a flavor of the current practices and advancements in the industry.
Assessment
The evaluation process has mainly three components, Continuous Evaluation (CE), Laboratory and Practical Work (LPW), Project Work (PW) and Semester End Examination (SEE). The components may vary depending on the nature of the course. These components effectively lead to the attainment of course outcomes and hence the POs and PSOs.
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 1CL501CC26 | Environment Science (Common) |
| 1CS101CC26 | Introduction to AI & ML (Common) |
| 1CS501CC26 | Computer Programming (Common) |
| 1EE801CC26 | Electrical Science (Vocational) |
| 1FT101CC25 | Health, Wellness & Yoga (Common) |
| 1HS101CC26 | General English (Common) |
| 1HS102CC26 | Written Communication (Common) |
| 1ME801CC26 | Engineering Drawing and Workshop (Vocational) |
| 1MH101CC26 | Mathematics I (Introductory) |
| 1MH201CC26 | Mathematics II (Introductory) |
| 1MH301CC26 | Statistics (Common) |
| 1SP101CC26 | Chemistry (Introductory) |
| 1SP201CC26 | Physics (Introductory) |
| 0FT001 | Yoga |
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| Course Code | Course Name |
| 2EE801CC26 | Mathematical Applications in Electrical Engineering |
| 2EE301CC26 | Analog Electronics |
| 2EE302CC26 | Digital Electronics |
| 2EE501CC26 | Electrical Measurements and Transducers |
| 2EE502CC26 | Network Analysis |
| 2HS401CC26 | Organisational Behaviour |
| 2FT901CC23 | Internship – Community Services |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 2EE201CC26 | Fundamentals of Power System |
| 2EE101CC26 | Transformers and DC Machines |
| 2EE503CC26 | Microprocessor and Microcontrollers |
| 2EE504CC26 | Control System Theory |
| 2HS302CC26 | Economics |
| 1MU803CC25 | Indian Constitution and Citizenship |
| 0FT002VA23 | Campus to Corporate-I |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 3EE101CC24 | Rotating AC Machines |
| 3EE201CC24 | Electrical Power System Analysis |
| 3EE301CC24 | Power Electronics and Applications |
| 3EE207CC24 | Power System Protection and Switchgears |
| 4EE201CC26 | Utilization of Electric Power |
| Department Elective – I | |
| 3EE102ME24 | Testing and Commissioning of Electrical Equipment |
| 3EE202ME24 | High Voltage Engineering |
| 3EE404ME26 | Signals and Systems |
| 3EE405ME26 | IoT in Electrical Engineering |
| 3EE311ME26 | Applied Electronics and Instrumentation |
| – | SWAYAM NPTEL Courses* |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 3EE208CC26 | Power System Operation and Control |
| 3EE306CC24 | Electric Drives |
| 3EE312CC26 | Electronics System Design |
| 4FT901CC24 | Research Methodology and Seminar |
| Department Elective – II | |
| 3EE104ME24 | Special Electrical Machines |
| 3EE307ME24 | Control of Power Electronics Converters |
| 4EE304ME25 | Power Quality & Custom Power Devices |
| 3EE105ME26 | Modelling and Analysis of Electrical Machines |
| 3EE213ME26 | Electrical Distribution Systems Analysis |
| – | SWAYAM NPTEL Courses |
| Open Elective – I | |
| 4EE206OE26 | Introduction to Smart Grid |
| 3EE203OE26 | Electrical Power Utilisation and Safety |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE101CC25 | Electrical Design |
| 4FT901CC24 | Research Methodology and Seminar |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE301ME25 | Multi-level Converters |
| 4EE302ME25 | Electric Vehicles |
| 4EE201ME25 | Utilization of Electric Power |
| 4EE202ME25 | Distributed Generation and Microgrid |
| 4EE203ME25 | Smart Grid |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE401ME25 | Artificial Intelligence in Electrical Engineering |
| 4EE303ME25 | Power Electronics in Renewable Enerzv Conversion |
| 4EE304ME25 | Power Quality and Custom Power Devices |
| 4EE102ME25 | Design of Special Electrical Machines |
| 4EE103ME25 | Condition Monitoring of Electrical Machines |
| Electric Mobility | |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE305DE25 | Controllers for EV Applications |
| 4EE104DE25 | Computer Aided Design of Vehicular Motors |
| Renewable Sources and Power Systems | |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE204DE25 | Advanced Power System Analysis |
| 4EE205DE25 | Energy Audit and policy |
| Electric Vehicles | |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE306IE25 | Battery Management and Charging System |
| 4EE307IE25 | Advanced Electric Drive Systems |
| Energy Systems Design and Economics | |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4EE206IE25 | Introduction to Smart grid |
| 4EE207IE25 | Design of Electrical Power Transmission and Distribution Systems |
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 4FT902CC25 | Internship / Research Project |