Founded in 2001, the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) stands as a powerhouse of innovation and academic brilliance. Renowned for its unwavering commitment to excellence, the department offers a dynamic four-year Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) program designed to shape the next generation of trailblazing engineers. Sanctioned by the prestigious All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), this sought-after program admits 30 of the brightest minds each year, fostering a close-knit and intellectually stimulating environment.
The backbone of our department is a team of distinguished and visionary faculty members, whose passion for teaching and research drives our academic success. Among them are accomplished scholars with doctoral degrees and dedicated researchers actively engaged in pioneering projects. Their expertise spans an impressive array of cutting-edge domains, including renewable energy, power electronics, power system optimization, and power quality.
Our commitment to hands-on learning is reflected in our state-of-the-art laboratories, equipped with the latest technology and simulation software like MATLAB, PSCAD, and ETAP. These modern facilities empower students to gain practical skills while exploring real-world applications of engineering concepts.
We also take pride in hosting a wide range of seminars, guest lectures, student training programs, and Faculty Development Programs (FDPs), enriching the academic experience and keeping students abreast of the latest industry trends. To bridge the gap between academics and industry, we organize numerous industrial visits, exposing students to real-time practices and innovations.
Moreover, our department is equipped with a well-established Robotics Lab, where students receive comprehensive training to hone their skills in robotics and automation. Through hands-on sessions and expert guidance, our students become adept at tackling modern engineering challenges.
We take immense pride in our stellar placement record, with 100% of our students securing placements in top-tier companies through rigorous training and dedicated placement support. Our unwavering focus on industry readiness and skill enhancement ensures that every graduate steps confidently into the professional world.
Step into the EEE department—where innovation meets inspiration and ambition transforms into achievement. Join us to power your future with knowledge and ignite your potential as a leader in the ever-evolving world of electrical and electronics engineering.

To promote and sustain the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering as a leading beacon in the areas of engineering education, scientific research and development and to cater the requirements of modern global engineering industries.

 
  • To impart in depth knowledge in the various areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
  • To develop practical skills & hands on experience in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
  • To make competent engineers suitable for modern global engineering industries.
  • To interact with various industries by signing MOU and thus create a centre of excellence.

University Results

Course Name
Course Duration
2023-24
97.11
-
2022-23
96.69
-
2021-22
99.12
-
2020-21
100
2
2019-20
81.80
1
2018-19
88.34
1
2017-18
85.34
-
2016-17
78.95
2
2015-16
72.52
1
ACADEMIC YEAR
Percentage
Higher Studies
Entrepreneur
LINK
2023-2024
80%
-
-
2022-2023
85.72%
14.28%
-
2021-2022
92.80%
-
-
2020-2021
86%
3
1
2019-2020
96.20%
3.8
-
2018-2019
79%
-
-
2017-2018
77%
3%
-
2016-2017
70%
1%
-
2015-2016
54%
3%
-

PO, PEO, PSO

PO
PEO
PSO
Programme Outcomes (POs)

  1. An ability to apply knowledge of computing, mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals appropriate to the discipline
  2. An ability to analyze a problem, and identify and formulate the computing requirements appropriate to its solution.
  3. An ability to design, implement, and evaluate a computer-based system, process, component, or program to meet desired needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal and environmental considerations.
  4. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
  5. An ability to use current techniques, skills, and modern tools necessary for computing practice.
  6. An ability to analyze the local and global impact of computing on individuals, organizations, and society.
  7. Knowledge of contemporary issues.
  8. An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities.
  9. An ability to function effectively individually and on teams, including diverse and multidisciplinary, to accomplish a common goal.
  10. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
  11. Recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in continuing professional development.
  12. An understanding of engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects.
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1:To Enable the Graduates to excel in engineering positions in any organization that emphasize on design, development and implementation of complex electrical systems

PEO-2: To inculcate professional and multidisciplinary approach, entrepreneurial thinking and obtain skills necessary for interacting effectively with society.

PEO-3: To exhibit commitment to their profession by following the ethical and creative practices to serve the nation.

Programme Specific Objectives (PSO’s)

PSO1: Exploit consistent theoretical and practical methodologies to design and implementation in electrical system.

PSO2: Gain knowledge of basic Electrical and Electronics to Power Systems and Power Electronics for governing the system.

PSO3: Educate the computing platform and learn software for power systems and hybrid renewable energy system to meet out the demands.

IEEE Student Chapter

ACADEMIC YEAR
Members
No. of Activities
LINK
2021-2022
IEEE Student Chapter-5
-
2020-2021
IEEE Student Chapter-5
-
2019-2020
IEEE Student Chapter-5
-
2019-2020
IEEE Staff Chapter-2
-
2018-2019
IE(I)-28
3

No. of Publications

Academic Year
National Conference
International Conference
International Journal
Details
2023-24
-
1
3
2022-23
-
2
3
2021-22
-
5
-
2020-21
-
1
3
2019-20
-
-
1
2018-19
1
-
8
2017-18
6
2
26
2016-17
3
-
1
2015-16
-
-
24
COURSE CODE
COURSE NAME
STUDY MATERIALS
VIDEO LINKS
EE 8301
ELECTRICAL MACHINES I
Download
EE 8351
DIGITAL LOGIC CIRCUITS
Download
EE 8391
ELECTRO MAGNETIC THEORY
EC 8353
ELECTRON DEVICES & CIRCUITS
-
MA 6351
TRANSFORMS & PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
-
ME 8792
POWER PLANT ENGINEERING
-
MA 8491
NUMERICAL METHODS
EE 8401
ELECTRICAL MACHINES II
EE 8402
TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION
-
EE 8451
LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
-
EE 8403
MEASUREMENT & INSTRUMENTATION
IC 8451
CONTROL SYSTEMS
EE 8501
POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS
-
EE 8551
MICROPROCESSORS & MICROCINTROLLERS
-
EE 8552
POWER ELECTRONICS
EE 8591
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
-
CS 8392
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
-
EE 8601
SOLID STATE DRIVES
-
EE 8602
PROTECTION & SWITCH GEAR
-
EE 8691
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
-
EE 8005
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL MACHINES
-
EE 8002
DESIGN OF ELECTRICAL APPARATUS
-
EE 8701
HIGH VOLATGE ENGINEERING
-
EE 8702
POWER SYSTEM OPERATION & CONTROL
-
OCS 752
INTRODUCTION TO C PROGRAMMING
-
EE 8006
POWER QUALITY
-
EE 8015
ELECTRICAL ENERGY GENERATION,UTILIZATION & CONSERVATION
GE 8076
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
-
MG 8591
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
-
Academic Year
Percentage
No. of University Ranks
2023-24
67
-
2022-23
74
-
2021-22
80
-
2020-21
100
-
2019-20
72.22
2018-19
54.27
-
2017-18
78.6
-
2016-17
85.07
-
2015-16
56.87
4
  • Our alumni student, Mr. SD PARVEZ HUSSAIN, designed a ROBOT to Assist Doctors to Help COVID-19 Patients. The machine is currently doing a tremendous job at Government Hospital, Nellore.
  • New StarSecond year student Mr.T.Prabhu won the events of Fast Catch and Accuracy in the Vallari competition, conducted by India’s 2nd National Boomerang [Vallari] Championship in 2021, Hosur.
  • New StarFinal year students MS. S. Gayathri and K. Anilkumar won first and second prize respectively in the district level competition “Electrical Installation of India 2020” conducted by the Government of Tamilnadu.
  • New Star Signed a MoU with Ensave consultancy Private Limited on 6.8.2019
  • New Star Final year EEE students A. Ibrahim Basha, S.Lokesh & T.Karthikeyan got fund of RS.7500 for their project title” SMART ELEPHANT MONITORING SYSTEM” from Tamil nadu State Council for Science & Technology. The project is guided by Ms.Shobana Associate Prof/EEE.
  • Outstanding Research Supervisor of the year award was presented to Dr K. SATHYASEKAR (PROFESSOR/ EEE) from UPACRI-2020 organised by DHS foundation in collaboration with Campbell University, USA
  • Advanced Solar Radiation Assessment centre has been established in association with Centre for Wind Energy and Technology, MNRE, India.
  • MNRE sponsored one day seminar on “Renewable Energy Production And Its Challenges” on 25.03.2015 Funds received Rs.50,000/-
  • Forge factory organized a 56 hour hardware hackathon, a startup- innovation hub contest on February 7 -9, 2018. In this competition 35 teams participated from all over the India & among them our final year EEE students Balu Ashok, S.Balachandar & B.Goutham participated& designed their “AVANT GRADE E-BIKE “ . They received the grant for Rs.5 lakhs
  • Our Innovative Project "Avant Grade E-bike" executed by our student BALU ASHOK and team (2014-18) won Bronze medal in “48 th All India Student Design Competition” organized by National Design & Research Forum. He received his Bronze medal on 29.10.2017 at KALA Academy,GOA.
  • Selected in Texas Instruments challenge India Contest 2015 for the participation in quarter finals. Texas Instruments, rewarded with components worth Rs.50,000/- forfabrication of the gadget
  • “Remote sensing of patients using power line and visible light communication“ by E. Kavitha ,J. Aparna and Dhanalakshmi IV Year EEE students(2016) guided by Dr .S. Krishnakumar HOD-EEE
  • Selected by Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology
  • Sanctioned funds of – Rs.10,000/-
  • “Design and Implementation of POTHOLE detection system “by Selvamani ,Rudhran ,R.Ramkumar IV YEAR EEE guided by Dr. A. Kalaimurugan Assoc. Prof/EEE
  • Selected by Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology
  • Sanctioned funds of – Rs.10,000/-
  • Novel design and Characterization of Pyranometer for Precision Solar Radiation Measurements” Rajesh Prasanth, A. Sreedhar reddy, and V.Rajesh guided by Dr. K.C. Jayasankar
  • Selected in Engineer infinite Elecrama’s -2016 project exhibition
  • Sanctioned funds by Elecrama – Rs.14,000/-
  • Management sanctioned a fund of Rs.15,000/
  • D.Parveez Hussain (2014) won silver medal in “All India design competition for engineering students-2013” organized by National design and Research forum of the Institution of Engineers(I) for the design of “Electronic Accelerator and Steering Mechanism of a electric vehicle for the psychically challenged “.

Projects

Academic Year
No. of Projects
Details
Achievements
Details
2023-24
2
2022-23
5
2021-22
8
View
-
2020-21
13
View
2
2019-20
12
View
2
2018-19
12
View
2
2017-18
26
View
2
2016-17
36
View
2
2015-16
43
View
1

NPTEL Achievement

Academic Year
Certification Count (Staffs and Students)
2023 - 24
5
2022 - 23
7
2021 - 22
6
2020 - 21
1
2019 - 20
15
2018 - 19
41
2017 - 18
24
Course Name
Course Duration
Under Graduate Programmes
B.E Electrical & Electronics Engineering
4 Years

Laboratory Details:

  • Power Electronics Lab was upgraded using funds received from AICTE under MODROBS scheme.
  • A new “Electrical Engineering and Control System” laboratory was established in the year 2013 to support the existing electrical machines lab and control system laboratory
  • Software tools viz., Electromagnetic Transient Analyzer Program (ETAP) and MATLAB (version: 2013a) for simulation studies were purchased
  • Advanced Solar Radiation Assessment centre has been established in association with Centre for Wind Energy and Technology, MNRE, India
  • Standalone Uninterrupted power supply was provided to the power system simulation Laboratory.
  • SMART class room is established
  • A NEW “Renewable energy systems” laboratory was established in the year 2019 on the basis of updated Anna university curriculum regulation 2017.
Lab Description
Number of Students
Area(sq.ft)
Electrical circuits lab
30
2100
Electrical machines lab
30
3000
Electrical Engineering and Control systems Lab
30
3000
Control and Instrumentation lab
30
1600
Power electronics lab
30
2400
Engineering practice lab
30
3000
Power system simulation lab
30
1200
Linear integrated circuits lab
30
1600
Renewable Energy Systems lab
30
1600

Department Library:

No: of Volumes          : 317

No: of Titles                : 154

IEEE All Society Periodical Package : 179
Online Access Journals:

DELNET DEVELOPING LIBRARY NETWORK
http://www.delnet.nic.in

Academic Year
Co-Curricular Activities
Extra – Curricular Activities
Organized
Participated
Details
Total no. of participation
Details
Achievemens
2021 – 22
6
16
2020 – 21
8
21
-
2019 – 20
6
56
-
2018 – 19
7
12
19
2017 – 18
18
12
18
2016 – 17
8
30
30
2015 – 16
8
8
35

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