Information about Industrial Training for Electronics and communication / Electrical Engineering

Industrial Training for Electronics and communication / Electrical Engineering

Updated: Nov 30, 2023

This one of the core courses of engineering discipline deals with the study of development, design and maintenance of electrical systems and their components, ensuring quality, reliability, safety, and sustainability.It is that branch of Engineering which deals with the study of application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. The trained electrical engineers design electric circuits and equipment. They work on large power stations as well in small hardware companies which has designing, manufacturing and operating power plants, industrial machinery, electrical motors, computer chips and ignition systems for automobiles, aircrafts, space crafts and all forms of engines. The course focuses on the manufacturing of electrical equipment used in a number of sectors including constructing , building and the production and distribution of power. Students pursuing electrical engineering study about semiconductors and microprocessors. The undergraduate course will award a B.Tech / B.E. degree and the postgraduate course, an M.Tech.A qualified electrical engineer has the choice to decide on his/her line of work from a range of areas like computers, telephone , electronic gadgets, radars, navigation systems, power plant, etc.

CORE SUBJECTS

Opto-Electronics
Power generation
Power Systems
Semiconductor Devices Technology
Signals systems and networks
Basics of Electronics Engineering
Electrical machines
Fiber-optics
Introduction to manufacturing processes
Control system Engineering
Power System Protection and switchgear
Calculus
Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics
Analog Electric Circuits
Electronic electromagnetics
High Voltage Engineering

ELIGIBILITY

Electrical Engineering can be pursued by candidates at both graduate and postgraduate level.

The eligibility criteria to be fulfilled in order to pursue Electrical Engineering:

Minimum eligibility criteria to pursue Electrical Engineering (BTech) is class 12 pass in Physics, Chemistry, Maths /Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized school or university or equivalent.

To pursue Electrical Engineering at postgraduate level, the candidate must have a BTech degree in electrical engineering

ENTRANCE EXAMS

Admission to BTech /BE /MTech (Electrical Engineering) programmes in most of these educational institutes is based on entrance exam scores.

Some of the entrance exams are:

LPU-NEST	COMEDK
UPSEE	BITSAT
GATE	WBJEE
JEE MAIN	JEE ADVANCE

JOB PROFILES

Electrical Engineers are needed not only in the construction or power industry but also in IT, telecommunication, navigation, railways, aerospace, automobile, defence, architecture,etc. From maintaining power grids to supervising the research processes and development of the electronic devices and technology to designing circuits for computers, Electrical Engineers are required in various fields.

This branch of Engineering is required broadly in two fields: Power and Telecommunication.

Power Engineers: The Power Engineers are involved in generation and transmission of electricity. Their service is needed the most in automobile industry as the engineers are responsible for manufacturing, designing, and maintaining engines and maintaining the flow of power from the engine attached to the devices. Power Engineers having specialized skills in microelectronics- design and manufacture very small power circuits used in computers and other electronic devices.

Telecommunication Engineers: They mainly work on the designing and maintenance of the cables. Their service is also sought for production of receivers and transceivers.

The key functioning of an Electrical Engineer are:

Manufacturing, designing and operating power plants, electrical motors, industrial machinery and ignition systems for aircrafts, automobiles, space crafts and other types of engines.
Research and design the improved ways for using electrical power.
Computing the cost of manufacture, construction as well as installation of electrical equipment as per specifications.