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B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is a four-year undergraduate program that focuses on the design, development, and maintenance of electronic devices and communication systems. The course covers key subjects such as digital electronics, microprocessors, embedded systems, signal processing, wireless communication, and VLSI design. Students also gain hands-on experience with programming languages like C, Python, and MATLAB, along with industry-relevant tools like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and FPGA programming.
Graduates of this program can pursue careers in telecommunications, semiconductor design, embedded systems, robotics, and IoT (Internet of Things). They can work in industries such as consumer electronics, aerospace, defense, automotive, and networking. With expertise in 5G technology, AI-powered communication systems, and automation, ECE professionals play a crucial role in advancing modern communication networks and smart technologies.
With the rapid growth of wireless communication, AI-driven electronics, and IoT applications, B.E. in ECE offers excellent career opportunities and global demand. Companies in telecommunications, chip manufacturing, and automation actively seek ECE graduates. This program is ideal for students passionate about electronics, innovation, and the future of digital communication, providing a strong foundation for both industry careers and research opportunities.
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B.E– Electronics and Communication Engineering– Regulation
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B.E–Electronics and Communication Engineering – Syllabus
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The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering supports the mission of the Institute through all its practices and conduct. As a leader in innovation, the VLSI laboratory should be equally innovative, inspiring and somewhat lofty, but VLSI club mission is barely a mission at all.
VLSI is committed to bring the best experience to students, educators, creative professionals and consumers around the world through its innovative hardware and software.
Students are being trained on VLSI like xlinx, model sim.
