- About Department
- Faculties
- Laboratary
- Activities
- Syllabus
About Department
Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering is a technical course that provides students with knowledge and skills in the field of electronics, communication systems, and related technologies. It is a 3-year program offered by various technical institutions, including TKS Polytechnic College. The curriculum covers subjects such as circuit analysis, digital electronics, analog communication, digital signal processing, and more. The diploma program provides students with a strong foundation for further studies or for entering the workforce as technicians or junior engineers in the electronics and communication industry.
The focus of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is the design, development, and application of electrical systems and technology. This includes areas such as:
- Circuit design and analysis
- Microelectronics and integrated circuits
- Computer architecture and hardware
- Communications systems
- Signal processing
- Control systems
- Power electronics
- Renewable energy systems
ECE professionals work in a wide range of industries, from telecommunications to renewable energy.
Faculties
Birundha J
M.E.,
Lect/ECE
Mahalakshmi R
M.E.,
Lect/ECE
Poun Mari Selvam L
B.E.,
Sr. Lect/ECE
Saranya B
M.E.,
Lect/ECE
Sathesh R
M.E.,
HoD/ECE
Laboratory
Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering typically includes the following laboratories:
- Basic Electronics Laboratory
- Analog Electronics Laboratory
- Digital Electronics Laboratory
- Microprocessor Laboratory
- Communication Systems Laboratory
- Microwave Engineering Laboratory
- Antenna and Wave Propagation Laboratory
- Fiber Optics Laboratory
- VLSI Design Laboratory
- Project Laboratory
The purpose of these laboratories is to provide hands-on experience and practical training to students in the field of electronics and communication engineering.
Activities
The activities for students pursuing a Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering typically include:
- Classroom lectures and theory sessions
- Laboratory experiments and practical projects
- Design and simulation exercises
- Field visits and industrial training
- Group projects and presentations
- Seminar and workshop participation
- Research work and paper presentations
- Career fairs and industry interactions
The aim of these activities is to provide students with a comprehensive and well-rounded education in the field of electronics and communication engineering. This includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, as well as exposure to the industry and opportunities for skill development.