Course Details

Bachelor Program in Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electrical Engineering is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to equip students with core scientific principles, mathematical foundations, and practical techniques required to design, develop, and manage electrical systems and technologies. The curriculum covers fundamental disciplines such as circuit theory, electromagnetic fields, electrical machines, power generation, transmission and distribution, control systems, power electronics, and signal processing, alongside modern simulation software and automation tools. Through a balance of theoretical instruction, laboratory experiments, hardware prototyping, and engineering project work, the program builds analytical problem-solving skills, technical precision, and a strong understanding of safety standards. Graduates are prepared to innovate and manage electrical infrastructure, renewable energy systems, and automated industrial equipment, working as electrical engineers, power systems analysts, control technicians, or project consultants across energy utilities, manufacturing, electronics, transportation, and smart grid industries.