Electronics & Communications Engineering - Overview

This highly popular program trains students in broad areas of Microelectronics, Embedded Systems / SoC, Communication Engineering / Networking, Digital Signal Processing, Fiber Optics & Photonics and Medical Electronics. With the continuous advancements and technological innovations, Electronics and Electronic Communication Engineering is under constant flux, finding applications in all human endeavors. The need of the hour is to keep abreast of the technological advancements taking place in the developed countries.

Our goal is to provide quality education and up to date information to the students, so that they find place in the fast changing profile of the industry. Besides strong academic input, the students are required to do mini projects and gain hands-on experience with the hardware and the software tools. Visits to industry and expert lectures from academia and industry add another dimension to the teaching learning experience.

Electronics & Communications at Methodist

The course at Methodist concentrates on bridging theory and practice, including a wide variety of electronics and communications systems and their applications. The course is designed to equip students with the fundamental understanding and practical skills needed by the potential leaders of a demanding profession. A thorough understanding of mathematical ideas is needed throughout the degree, both for potential applications such as scientific computation, and for reasoning rigorously about the specification and behavior of programs. Practical skills must also be developed, and the majority of subjects within the course are linked with practical work.