The department of Electronics and Communication is always focused on using inclusiveness pedagogies and techniques to create a supportive learning environment for students of all abilities and backgrounds.
These pedagogies recognize that each student has their unique strengths, interests, and learning styles, and seek to provide a variety of instructional methods and assessments that cater to these diverse needs.
PBL involves students working on real-world projects that require critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills. This approach helps students develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter and acquire practical skills that are valuable in their future careers.
The department of Electronics and Communication has a tie-up with Truechip, a leading semiconductor design verification company, that provides students with unique opportunities to launch successful careers in the semiconductor industry.
In addition to this tie-up, the department has a strong focus on entrepreneurship. Faculty members and students have launched several successful startups in the core domain.
Students receive prototype development grant Upto
from MR NewGen IEDC for their Startup.
A wide range of programs and resources are being offered to support student entrepreneurship, including mentorship, funding, and networking opportunities.
Along with this, the in-house Entrepreneurship Cell and innovation centre backed by the continuous guidance by experts help students to reach heights.
Management Courses on Entrepreneurship offered, promise skill inculcation, idea nurturing, and start-up fund to the students to take flight for their dream careers. The department empowers Advanced Learners through Pedagogical Strategies and National Innovation and Startup policy for Nurturing Entrepreneurial Success.
The department of Electronics and Communication research and education initiatives have contributed to the development of cutting-edge technologies in the fields of Electronics and Communication.
Faculty and students have worked on projects related to wireless communication, signal processing, antenna design, VLSI design, and embedded systems, among others. These technologies have the potential to transform a wide range of industries, from telecommunications to healthcare. Additionally, the department has a strong commitment to community service.
Students along with faculty members regularly participate in outreach programs that benefit the wider society.
the course on E-waste was taken up with a project-based learning approach, which allowed students to acquire practical skills and knowledge on the subject matter. Rather than relying solely on lectures and traditional classroom methods, the course was structured around a series of projects, assignments, and workshops that provided students with hands-on experience.
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