Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

About the Department

• Established: 2010 | Initial Intake: 60 | Current Strength: 167 students (2nd to 4th year)
• VTU Recognized Research Centre offering Ph.D. programs.
• Faculty Expertise in:
  • Power Systems
  • Power Electronics
  • Energy Systems & Management
  • Computer Applications in Industrial Drives
  • Bio-Medical Signal Processing & Instrumentation
  • VLSI Design & Embedded Systems
  • Energy Management Systems
• Facilities & Infrastructure:
  • Laboratories as per VTU norms + upcoming state-of-the-art research labs.
  • Spacious infrastructure: 2,025 sq.m with ICT-enabled lecture halls, seminar hall, and modern labs.
• Training & Industry Linkages:
  • Domain-Specific Training in Industrial Automation and Embedded Systems.
  • Active membership in ISTE, IEI, and IAENG.
  • Research in Power Systems, Nanomaterials, Bio-Medical Devices, etc.
  • Consultancy in transformer design validation, earth pit testing, auxiliary transformer & DG set testing.

HOD Message:

'Emitting Elite Energy'

• Educational Approach:

  • Outcome-Based Education (OBE)
  • Experiential Learning for strong theoretical & practical skills.
  • Collaboration with reputed training institutes for industry-relevant skills.
  • Encouragement for NPTEL/MOOC Certifications for Honors/Minor Degrees.

• Notable Achievements:

  • Ms. Safeena Shazia (Batch 2011–15) – 8th Rank in VTU.
  • AICTE-MODROB funding for Cyber Security in Power Systems.
  • Grants from KTECH-NAIN & KSCST for innovative projects.
  • Faculty have served as Academic Council Member, BOE Members, Conference Reviewers

• Student Excellence:

  • Winners in Technical Project Competitions, Hackathons, and Sports (University, State & District level).
  • Active participation in social awareness programs integrated into the curriculum.
  • Annual cultural fests themed around impactful societal causes.

We are committed to shaping future-ready engineers through innovation, values, and industry-aligned learning.

– Dr.Parthasarathy L

Professor and Head

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering