B.E-Electrical Engineering Subjects 2024

 Hello viewers in this article i am Going to tell you about overall subject of Electrical Engineering based on this year 2024. First of all what is the full form of B.E EEE , B.E- stands for Bachelor of Engineering. B.E-Electrical Engineering is a 4-year undergraduate degree course that includes each Year  two semester and totally  Eight semester.

First Year:

Semester 1:

1. Mathematics I
2. Physics I
3. Chemistry
4. Introduction to Computing
5. Engineering Drawing
6. Basic Electrical Engineering
7. Communication Skills

Semester 2:

1. Mathematics II
2. Physics II
3. Environmental Studies
4. Mechanics
5. Basic Electronics
6. Thermodynamics
7. Workshop Practice

Second Year:

Semester 3:

1. Mathematics III
2. Electrical Circuits Analysis
3. Electromagnetic Theory
4. Digital Logic Design
5. Analog Electronics
6. Electrical Machines I
7. Technical Communication

Semester 4:

1. Numerical Methods
2. Signals and Systems
3. Control Systems
4. Power Systems I
5. Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
6. Electrical Machines II
7. Industrial Training / Summer Internship

Third Year:

Semester 5:

1. Power Electronics
2. Electrical Measurements and Instrumentation
3. Elective I (e.g., Renewable Energy Systems, High Voltage Engineering)
4. Elective II (e.g., Power System Protection, Electrical Drives and Controls)
5. Elective III (e.g., Digital Signal Processing, Communication Systems)
6. Industrial Automation
7. Project Management

Semester 6:

1. Electrical Power Utilization
2. Power System Analysis
3. Elective IV (e.g., Smart Grid Technologies, Embedded Systems)
4. Elective V (e.g., Power Quality, Electric Vehicle Technology)
5. Elective VI (e.g., Robotics and Automation, VLSI Design)
6. Seminar
7. Minor Project

Fourth Year:

Semester 7:

1. Power System Operation and Control
2. Elective VII (e.g., Energy Management Systems, Biomedical Instrumentation)
3. Elective VIII (e.g., Advanced Control Systems, Neural Networks)
4. Elective IX (e.g., Optoelectronics, FPGA-based System Design)
5. Elective X (e.g., Antennas and Wave Propagation, Cyber-Physical Systems)
6. Major Project Part I
7. Industrial Visit / Guest Lectures

Semester 8:

1. Professional Ethics and Human Values
2. Project Management
3. Major Project Part II
4. Comprehensive Viva Voce
5. Elective XI (if applicable)
6. Elective XII (if applicable)

• Core And Elective Subject details: 

Below i am going to explain about core and Elective paper:

Core Subjects:

• Circuit Theory and Analysis :Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws, network theorems, and methods for evaluating DC and AC circuits are only a few of the basic concepts of electric circuits that are covered in the course Circuit Theory and Analysis. 
• Electromagnetic Fields and Waves: Students study antenna theory, transmission lines, electromagnetic wave propagation, electromagnetic phenomena, and Maxwell's equations.
• Digital electronics : operational amplifiers, transistor circuits, semiconductor devices, and the fundamentals of analog circuit design are the topics covered in the electronics course.
• Signals and Systems: Fourier analysis, Laplace and Z transforms, system modeling and analysis, and signals and systems in both discrete and continuous time are all covered in this course.
• Digital Systems and Logic Design: logic gates, combinational and sequential logic, and finite state machines are among the topics covered in the course on digital systems and logic design and analysis for students.
• Power Systems Analysis: This course includes modeling, analytic methods, and power system stability. It also covers the production, transmission, distribution, and use of electrical power.
• Control Systems: Transfer functions, state-space representation, and other control techniques, such PID control, are used in the modeling, analysis, and design of feedback control systems for students.
• Electrical Machines:The principles of operation, construction, and features of electrical machines, including transformers, DC machines, synchronous machines, and induction motors, are covered in this subject.
• Microelectronics: Students study the creation, properties, and uses of integrated circuits and semiconductors in microelectronic systems.
• Engineering mathematics:The field of engineering mathematics encompasses fundamental mathematical subjects like probability theory, linear algebra, calculus, and differential equations. These subjects are crucial for comprehending and evaluating electrical engineering principles.

Elective Subjects:

• Renewable Energy Systems: This field of study examines the generation, integration, and sustainability of renewable energy sources, such as hydroelectric, solar, and wind power.
• Power electronics: is the study of the efficient design and control of power electronic circuits and systems, such as motor drives, inverters, and converters.
• Communication Engineering : Digital communication, wireless networks, modulation techniques, and signal processing for communications are only a few of the technologies and concepts covered by communications engineering.
• Digital Signal Processing : The study of digital signal processing and analysis includes filtering, modulation, Fourier analysis, and other techniques. Applications include digital audio and image processing.
• Embedded Systems: This field focuses on the design, programming, and interfacing of embedded systems, such as sensor/actuator interfaces, real-time operating systems, and microcontrollers.
• Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) : VLSIdesign encompasses digital system design, semiconductor device physics, and layout design in addition to the design and construction of VLSI circuits and systems.
• Robotics :Robot kinematics and dynamics, control systems, sensors and actuators, and robotic vision are among the topics covered in this course on robotics.
• Biomedical Engineering :The topic of Biomedical Engineering delves into the utilization of electrical engineering principles in the medical domain, encompassing physiological signal processing, bioinstrumentation, and medical imaging.
• Nanotechnology : is the study and use of materials and devices at the nanoscale, such as nanoelectronics, nanophotonics, and nanomaterials for energy and medicine.
• Advanced Control Systems: This course delves into more complicated control theory subjects, including adaptive control, nonlinear control, optimum control, and contemporary control methods for complex systems.

What Is Core and Elective Subject?

Core Subjects:

In a given engineering discipline, core subjects are basic courses that are usually necessary for all students to take. These classes cover the fundamental ideas, theories, and techniques that underpin the discipline. Core courses are intended to give students a comprehensive grasp of the essential ideas required to practice engineering in the field of their choice.

Courses in circuit theory, electronics, electromagnetics, control systems, and power systems, for instance, may be required for core credit in electrical engineering. Since they give the foundational knowledge required to evaluate, develop, and execute electrical systems and devices, these courses are mandatory for all students majoring in electrical engineering.

Elective Subjects:

Additional courses known as elective subjects are available to students, who can select them according to their hobbies, professional aspirations, or area of expertise within the engineering field. Elective subjects provide freedom in tailoring the curriculum to individual tastes, unlike core subjects, which are required of all students.

With elective courses, students can delve further into areas of interest within their discipline or expand their knowledge by studying subjects from related domains. These classes frequently cover complex or specialized subjects that the core curriculum might not fully cover.

from the above explantions i hope you understand about the subject of Electrical Engineering and Core and Elective subjets.pls leave comments if any changes or any other topics you want.

Thank you viewers.