Er. Perumal Manimekalai College of Engineering (PMC Tech) — home AutonomousAccredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade Approved by AICTE, New DelhiAffiliated to Anna University, Chennai

Undergraduate Bachelor of Engineering

B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering

A four-year undergraduate programme leading to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering, offered by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.

Level
Undergraduate
Duration
4 years · 8 semesters
Degree
B.E.
Department
ECE

Curriculum

What you will study

The curriculum and syllabus the programme follows, and the courses it is built from, semester by semester.

Curriculum and syllabus, B.E. ECE

Taught under Regulation 2023, the academic regulations PMC Tech has framed as an autonomous institution, applicable from July 2023.

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Courses by semester

As the department publishes them.

  1. Semester 1

    Year 1 · 10 courses

    • Induction Program - 2 weeks
    • Professional English - I , course code PUCC1HM01
    • Matrices and Calculus , course code PUCC1BS01
    • Engineering Physics , course code PUCC1BS02
    • Engineering Chemistry , course code PUCC1BS03
    • Engineering Graphics , course code PUCC1BE01
    • Heritage of Tamils , course code PUCC1HM02
    • Professional English - I laboratory , course code PUCC1PL01
    • Physics and Chemistry laboratory , course code PUCC1PL03
    • Wellness , course code PUCC1HM03
  2. Semester 2

    Year 1 · 13 courses

    • Professional English - II , course code PUCC2HM04
    • Professional EngTransforms and Partial Differential Equations , course code PUEC2BS04
    • Physics for Electronics Engineering , course code PUEC2BS05
    • Circuit Analysis , course code PUEC2PC01
    • Basic Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering , course code PUEC2BE01
    • Problem Solving using Python Programming , course code PUCC2BE04
    • Tamils and Technology , course code PUCC2HM05
    • Professional English - II , course code PUCC2PL03
    • Problem Solving using Python Programming , course code PUCC2PL04
    • Circuit Analysis Laboratory , course code PUEC2PL01
    • Civil and Mechanical Engineering Practices , course code PUCC2PL05
    • Electrical and Electronics Engineering Practices , course code PUCC2PL06
    • Wellness , course code PUCC2HM06
  3. Semester 3

    Year 2 · 9 courses

    • Probability and Random Process , course code PUEC3BS06
    • Control Systems , course code PUEC3PC02
    • Electronic Devices And Circuits , course code PUEC3PC03
    • Digital Systems Design , course code PUEC3TL02
    • Data Structures Using C , course code PUES3BE01
    • Mandatory Course - I , course code PUCC3MC01
    • Electronic Devices And Circuits Lab , course code PUEC3PL07
    • Data Structures Using C Laboratory , course code PUCS3PL01
    • Extension Activities , course code PUCC3HM07
  4. Semester 4

    Year 2 · 10 courses

    • Environmental Sciences And Sustainability , course code PUCC4BS07
    • Signals And Systems , course code PUEC4PC04
    • Linear Integrated Circuits , course code PUEC4PC05
    • Communication Systems , course code PUEC4PC06
    • Electromagnetic Fields , course code PUEC4PC07
    • Mandatory Course - II , course code PUCC3MC01
    • Linear Integrated Circuits Laboratory , course code PUEC4PL03
    • Communication Systems Laboratory , course code PUEC4PL04
    • Extension Activities , course code PUCC4HM08
    • In-plant training/Internship , course code PUEC4IP01
  5. Semester 5

    Year 3 · 8 courses

    • Wireless Communication , course code EC3501
    • VLSI and Chip Design , course code EC3552
    • Transmission lines and RF Systems , course code EC3551
    • Professional Elective I
    • Professional Elective II
    • Professional Elective III
    • Mandatory Course-I
    • VLSI Laboratory , course code EC3561
  6. Semester 6

    Year 3 · 8 courses

    • Embedded Systems and IOT Design , course code ET3491
    • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning , course code CS3491
    • Open Elective– I
    • Professional Elective V
    • Professional Elective VI
    • Professional Elective VII
    • Mandatory Course-II
    • NCC Credit Course Level 3
  7. Semester 7

    Year 4 · 6 courses

    • Human values and Ethics , course code GE3791
    • Elective - Management
    • Open Elective – II
    • Open Elective – III
    • Open Elective – IV
    • Summer internship , course code EC3711
  8. Semester 8

    Year 4 · 1 course

    • Project Work / Internship , course code EC3811

Outcomes

What graduates can do

The outcomes the programme is designed to deliver: what a graduate is expected to be able to do.

  1. PEO Programme educational objectives

    Where the programme prepares you to go

    The professional direction the department sets for every graduate.

    1. PEO 1

      Graduates will have good technical knowledge skills and attributes in Electronics and Communication Engineering for successful careers, higher studies leading to research and innovation.

    2. PEO 2

      Graduates will work in multi-disciplinary areas to meet the contemporary requirements of industry and society.

    3. PEO 3

      Graduates will exhibit leadership qualities with good team spirit, use of modern tools and engage themselves in continuous learning.

  2. PO Programme outcomes

    What you will be able to do when you graduate

    Twelve capabilities every graduate builds. Select one to read it in full.

    1. PO 1 Engineering knowledge

      Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, to the solution of Electronics & Communication engineering problems.

    2. PO 2 Problem analysis

      Identity, formulate, review, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics and engineering sciences.

    3. PO 3 Design/development of solutions

      Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or process that meet the specified needs with appropriate considerations for the public health, safety, cultural, societal and environment considerations.

    4. PO 4 Conduct investigations of complex problems

      Analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

    1. PO 5 Modern tool usage

      Apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools to various engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

    2. PO 6 Engineering and society

      Apply to reason informed by the background knowledge to assess societal issues and the resulting responsibilities to the professional Electronics engineering practice.

    3. PO 7 Environment and sustainability

      Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal, environmental contexts, demonstrate the knowledge and need for sustainable development.

    4. PO 8 Ethics

      Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

    1. PO 9 Individual and teamwork

      Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

    2. PO 10 Communication

      Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

    3. PO 11 Project management and finance

      Demonstrate knowledge, understanding of the engineering and management and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

    4. PO 12 Life-long learning

      Recognize the need, ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadcast context of technological change.

  3. PSO Programme-specific outcomes

    What you will be able to do in Electronics and Communication Engineering

    The capabilities particular to this discipline, building on those above.

    1. PSO 1

      The capacity to ascertain the kind of tools and equipment required to carry out challenges associated with implementation of Electronics and Communication Engineering technologies to meet out societal and industrial requirements.

    2. PSO 2

      An ability to provide innovative solutions through the knowledge in Electronics and Communication Engineering domain namely Embedded, VLSI, signal processing, and networking.

Careers

Where it leads

The sectors graduates go on to work in, and the roles they take up there, as the department sets them out.

Students of the Electronics and Communication Engineering department

Sectors

  • Research and Development
  • Design and Manufacturing
  • Semiconductor and chipset industry
  • IT Industry
  • Biomedical
  • Telecommunication industry
  • Automobile
  • Aerospace
  • VLSI Industry
  • Robotics

Roles

  • Telecommunication Engineer
  • Network Engineer
  • Program Analyst
  • Software Engineer
  • Embedded Engineer
  • Electronics Test Engineer
  • Design and Development Engineer
  • Microelectronics Engineer
  • Automation Engineer

Admission

How to apply

Undergraduate engineering admissions are through TNEA counselling, where PMC Tech’s code is 2621, or apply to the college online.

TNEA code 2621

The department

Where it is taught

Offered by the Department of

Electronics and Communication Engineering

To provide excellence technical knowledge, skills and attitudes for graduates in Electronics and Communication Engineering with interdisciplinary and innovative approach to address global and industrial needs.

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering was established in the year 2002 to provide focused and determined technical education in its core. It offers one Under- graduate Program (B.E. ECE) and one Post- graduate program (M.E. Applied Electronics). Since its inception, it facilitates young engineers to…

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