Department of Electrical Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Electrical Engineering comprises the most challenging areas of Engineering and is recognized as the key discipline in technological era. Electrical engineers have been driving the fruition of technology by being able to apply the fundamental concepts effectively and efficiently. Department of Electrical Engineering is fully devoted to prepare the students with strong technical and professional skills with emphasis on innovative designs development & commitment to constantly upgrade to drive the revolution. The department comprises of best of Faculty from Industry and Academia to help bridge the gap and groom the best talent for the Industry.

The department of Electrical Engineering is well equipped with a gamut of specialized equipments in laboratories to provide good knowledge of the subjects by performing the experiments. Rigorous workshops trainings form the part of the curriculum. Arya group of college being the best engineering in college in Jaipur, Rajasthan provides the huge research platform to its student for their better growth and development.

Salient Features:

  • The department has made rapid strides during the last decade in all spheres of education and research.
  • The department is very well equipped with labs and computational facilities and resources both in terms of hardware and software.
  • Objective of the undergraduate programme is to prepare the manpower that is globally best. Most of the students, who graduate from the department, end up taking leading positions in industry, academia and government in both India and abroad.
  • EE department has always been known for creating an ambience where scholarship flourishes. Faculty members of our department are not only engaged in cutting edge technology research but are also very passionate about teaching. We pride on having persons with exceptional academic background as our faculty colleagues.
  • Frequent visit to the field related industries is done for the betterment in practical knowledge of students.
  • The department also hosts national/internayional workshops and guest lectures form eminent personalities as the part of development.
  • Our department has an ambitious plan of further improving both quality and quantity of research that can make a difference as well as have an impact at global level.
  • We also publishes newsletters for departments activities and our students are working on some of the great projects to serve with the best of technology.

MESSAGE BY HOD:

On the behalf of Arya Groups of Engineering and Research Centre, Kukas, Jaipur we welcome you all to the Electrical Department. It is our immense pleasure to share with you all that in this Era, Electricity plays a vital role in our life, and our department takes the responsibility to train our students so that in this competitive world they can put their best foot forward and to make them capable to face any challenges. To fulfill our responsibilities we provide our student with the best faculties which are highly qualified and experienced. Our major emphasis is to provide students with ample of opportunities and comfort so that they can come up with their innovative ideas which is not only fruitful for them but also for the society. The main aim of our department is to develop competent Electrical Engineers of high quality which can stand out in all the domains. We believe in team work and are ready to put all possible efforts for student welfare.

DEPARTMENT SPECIALIZATIONS:

FOCUS AREA:

  • Generation, Transmission & Distribution
  • Electrical Machine Design
  • Power System Engineering
  • Power Electronics
  • Switch Gear & Protection
  • Control System Engineering
  • Circuit Theory & Analysis

DIGITAL NOTES:

The Department has digital notes with videos as well as hard copy Notes on all the subjects relevant to RTU syllabus. These notes have been prepared by highly experienced faculty. The Digital notes can be found on "aryanotes.com"

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT (SDC) AND CAMPUS RECRUITMENT TRAINING (CRT) CELLS:

SDC is a group of professionals that provides regular inputs for complete development of students and making them prepare to face competitions and future challenges.

NO. OF SEATS:

60 in Electrical Engineering

PLACEMENTS:

B.Tech 2015-19 Batch
S.No. University Roll No. Name Of Students Branch Placed Placed Placed Placed Placed
1 15EAYEE026 KHUSHABOO EE Capgemini
2 15EAYEE025 KARUNA KHATRI EE Consultadd ICICI Prudential IMS People Amperes
3 15EAYEE040 NIKHIL RAWAT EE Collabera
4 15EAYEE055 SUDARSHAN KUMAWAT EE Collabera Consultadd
5 15EAYEE003 ANKITA KANSARA EE Collabera-2
6 15EAYEE009 BHUPESH RATHORE EE Pinnacle Investment
7 15EAYEE051 RUKHSAR KHAN EE Pinnacle Investment Ripples
8 15EAYEE012 DEVESH RANKAWAT EE Aerolith Ripples Consultadd Wywid
9 15EAYEE039 NAVEEN BHOJWANI EE Aerolith Consultadd
10 15EAYEE043 PIYUSH CHATURVEDI EE Aerolith
11 15EAYEE046 RAHUL DANGI EE Aerolith
12 15EAYEE056 SUMIT KUMAR MAHESHWARI EE Aerolith Pinnacle Investment Ripples
13 15EAYEE062 VISHAL NAYAK EE Aerolith Arden Telecom Pinnacle Investment Pinnacle Capgemini
14 15EAYEE036 MOHAMMED SUHEL EE Ripples IMS People
15 15EAYEE002 AKHALESH SHARMA EE Wywid
16 15EAYEE054 SONI KUMARI EE Wywid
17 15EAYEE018 GOVIND KUMAWAT EE Wywid
18 15EAYEE020 HIMANSHU GUPTA EE ICICI Prudential
19 15EAYEE035 MOHAMMED SOHAIL EE Optra Automation
B.Tech 2014-18 Batch
S.No. University Roll No. Name Of Students Branch Placed Placed Placed Placed Placed
1 14EAYEE005 AKASHAY SAHNI EE Capgemini
2 14EAYEE013 AYUSH RAI EE Capgemini
3 14EAYEE021 KAJAL SARASWAT EE Capgemini
4 14EAYEE052 SONA BIDLA EE Capgemini
5 14EAYEE004 AJAY SAINI EE Capgemini
6 14EAYEE049 SHUBHAM SINGH RATHORE EE EPIC CINIF Wywid
7 14EAYEE016 CHAMPAWAT KRISHNAPAL SING EE Tech Mahindra
8 14EAYEE028 MANISH JHAMB EE EPIC UA Automation
9 14EAYEE029 MANISH KUMAR JANGID EE UA Automation
10 14EAYEE047 SHIVPAL SINGH RATHORE EE UA Automation
11 14EAYEE034 NAWAZ SHARIF EE Wywid Tech Mahindra
B.Tech 2013-17 Batch
S.No. University Roll No. Name Of Students Branch Placed Placed Placed Placed Placed
1 13EAYEE021 HARSH SAINI EE Arden Telecom Just Dial
2 13EAYEE010 DEEPANSHU KANSAL EE Capgemini Wywid
3 13EAYEE030 LAL CHAND EE Capgemini
4 13EAYEE005 ANURAG ANAND EE Epic Research Tech Mahindra
5 13EAYEE041 PRIYA SAINI EE Just Dial Tech Mahindra
6 13EAYEE033 MOHAMMAD RISHAD EE Just Dial
7 13EAYEE026 KAMLESH KUMAR BISHNOI EE Sanwaves
8 13EAYEE044 RAJESH KUMAR SHARMA EE Sanwaves
9 13EAYEE001 ABHISHEK SINGH CHAUHAN EE Tech Mahindra
10 13EAYEE004 ANKUR CHAUMAL EE Tech Mahindra
11 13EAYEE008 BRIJESH SAINI EE Tech Mahindra
12 13EAYEE024 JAI DEEP GAUR EE Tech Mahindra
13 13EAYEE022 HIMANSHU KHANDELWAL EE Tech Mahindra
B.Tech 2012-16 Batch
S.No. University Roll No. Name Of Students Branch Placed Placed Placed Placed Placed
1 12EAYEE011 BHAGIRATH EE Academiaguru.com
2 12EAYEE059 SHUBHAM DUGGAR EE Amazon
3 12EAYEE010 BAJRANGI YADAV EE Arden Telecom
4 12EAYEE043 PRAVEEN PACHORI EE Arden Telecom Cyfuture
5 12EAYEE018 GAURAV SAINI EE CINIF Technologies
6 12EAYEE014 CHETAN PRAKASH SHARMA EE Cyfuture
7 12EAYEE046 PRIYANKA BIRLA EE Cyfuture Consultadd
8 12EAYEE302 NILESH SHARMA EE E-Universal
9 12EAYEE017 GAURAV AGARWAL EE Sanmax Technology
10 12EAYEE026 LAKHAN SINGH EE TCS
11 12EAYEE048 RAKESH KUMAR MAHAWAR EE Westin Electromech
12 12EAYEE015 DEVI SINGH RAJPUROHIT EE Westin Electromech
B.Tech 2011-15 Batch
S.No. University Roll No. Name Of Students Branch Placed Placed Placed Placed Placed
1 11EAYEE016 HARVINDAR SINGH EE HCL Talent Care
2 11EAYEE060 VISHAL VERMA EE HCL Talent Care
3 11EAYEE017 HEMANT SINGH TANWAR EE Merchant Navy

INDUSTRIAL

INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION:

  • Sunwaves Infrapower
  • IBM
  • HCL
  • CADD CENTRE
  • INFOSYS
  • FOSS
  • L&T INFOTECH
  • UNISYS
  • WAE

RTU SYLLABUS:

As per the Rajasthan Technical University norms we offer a Four Year (Eight Semesters) B.Tech Course.

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PROJECTS:

The department has successfully completed projects on:

  • Solar Street Light.
  • Solar Power Plant (1.5 kW)
  • Wind Power Plant (1 kW)
  • Solar Hybrid Car
  • Prepaid energy Meter
  • Solar Grass Cutter

Students of this department have been able to secure campus placements in many reputed companies at lucrative packages. A few are following:

  • TCS
  • CAPEGEMINI
  • INFOSYS
  • IBM
  • COGNIZANT
  • ZYCUS
  • ACCENTURE
  • HCL
  • AMAZON
  • TECH MAHINDRA

INDUSTRIAL TOURS & TRAININGS:

  • Internships and trainings in VI semesters are mandatory of 60 days.
  • Solar Roof top plant
  • Heerapura Substation.
  • "Rajasthan Electrical and Electronics Ltd."

IMPRESSIVE RESULTS:

Faculties take extra care of the students in the knowledge delivery process throughout the course period. These dedicated and concentrated efforts have culminated in obtaining 100 % results in the final year. During the last three years, this department of has successfully achieved 100% results.

CONFERENCE/SEMINAR AND WORKSHOPS:

Arya Group has been a host and venue for various national and international conferences/ seminars and workshops including the following

  • International conference (ARIET-14)
  • 2015-IEEE CIS SUMMER SCHOOL (RACITA-2015)
  • NATIONAL CONFERENCE (AREST-2013)
  • WORKSHOP (AWARD -2016)

Departmental Labs

Electrical & Electronics Engg. Lab Electrical Machine Lab - I Electrical Machine Lab - II
Electrical Measurement Lab Power Electronics Lab Control System Lab
Power System Lab Modeling & Simulation Lab PLC Lab
Project & R & D Lab 1.1 KV GSS Lab Electric Drive & Control Lab
High Voltage Engineering Lab
High Voltage Lab
Power Electronics Lab
Advance Power Electronics lab
Basic Electrical Lab
Microprocessor Lab
Electronics devices and Circuit Lab
MAT Lab for Control Systems and PLC Circuits
Electrical Drives and their Control Lab
Digital Electronics Lab
FACULTY LIST
S.No. Title Name Department Designation
1 Dr. TANUJ MANGLANI EE Professor
2 Mr. PRADEEP NARAYAN SINGHAL EE Associate Professor
3 Mr. ANKIT AGARWAL EE Assistant Professor
4 Mr. CHIRAG ARORA EE Assistant Professor
5 Ms. ARCHANA MAURYA EE Assistant Professor
6 Ms. HEMLATA SHARMA EE Assistant Professor
7 Mr. TAPENDRA TAILOR EE Assistant Professor
8 Ms. NANDINI JOSHI EE Assistant Professor
9 Mrs. ABHA SHARMA ECE Assistant Professor
10 Ms. ARCHANA SINGH ECE Assistant Professor
List of Program Outcomes
PO-1 Engineering Knowledge: Apply knowledge of mathematics and science, with fundamentals of Computer Science & Engineering to be able to solve complex engineering problems related to CSE.
PO-2 Problem Analysis: Identify, Formulate, review research literature and analyze complex engineering problems related to CSE and reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.
PO-3 Design/Development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems related to CSE and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety and the cultural societal and environmental considerations.
PO-4 Conduct Investigations of Complex problems: Use research–based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO-5 Modern Tool Usage: Create, Select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to computer science related complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO-6 The Engineer and Society: Apply Reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the CSE professional engineering practice.
PO-7 Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the CSE professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO-8 Ethics: Apply Ethical Principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO-9 Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary Settings.
PO-10 Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large such as able to comprehend and with write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations and
PO-11 Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multi disciplinary environments.
PO-12 Life-Long Learning: Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning the broadest context of technological change.
S.No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes (COs)
1 3EE2-01 Advanced Engineering Mathematics
  • CO1: Graduates gain ability to understand the decision making capability and how to translate real-world problems into probability models
  • CO2: Graduates analyze the ability to formulate a wide range of management problems that can be solved to optimality by classical combinatorial optimization techniques and the knowledge of alternative solution approaches such as metaheuristics that can find nearly optimal solutions.
  • CO3: Graduates understand the course aims to introduce students to Use operations research techniques for effective decisions–making, Model formulation and applications that are used in solving business decision problems.
2 3EE1-02 Technical Communication
  • CO1: Students learn the importance, nuances and aspects of communication.
  • CO2: Graduates learn the art and science behind reading, how can one develop the skill and use it to one’s benefit.
  • CO3: Graduates learn the art and science of objective writing/business/scientific writing.
  • CO4: Graduates learn the importance, characteristics, format of Technical document like, reports, proposals and article.
3 3EE3-04 Power Generation Process
  • CO1: Graduates will be analysis to learn the basics about the working of electrical power generation through different power plant and learn about different type of tariff calculation of power consumption.
  • CO2: Graduates will understand about the different method of power factor improvement and its advantages like reduce penalty factor and able to understand the different load curves.
  • CO3: Graduates will understand about the future of non renewable sources, its scope and advantages.
  • CO4: Graduates can the different method of site selection for power plant and he will learn about the installation of different kind of power plants
  • CO5: Graduates will able to learn the economics of a power plant and can understand how the tariff and annual cost of a power plant can be estimate.
4 3EE4-05 Electrical Circuit Analysis
  • CO1: To understand the concept of circuit elements, circuit laws and to solve the electrical networks.
  • CO2: "To analyze a large & complex network using network theorem & to understand the power relation in three phase circuit."
  • CO3: "This course will help the student in various undergraduate subjects such as circuit analysis-II, control system engineering etc."
  • CO4: "This subject find’s its application in practical world in every field of electrical engineering where the analysis of rigorous electrical circuits is done for improving the system performance."
  • CO5: This course will help the student to prepare for various competitive examinations."
5 3EE4-07 Electrical Machine-I
  • CO1: Conversion of 3-phase supply to 2- phase supply, parallel operation of 3-phase transformer.
  • CO2: Principle, types, voltage build up, performance characteristics, torque evaluation in DC motors.
  • CO3: Revolving and cross field theories, operation, characteristics, types, equivalent circuit & tests.
6 3EE4-08 Electromegnetic Field
  • CO1: Graduates will learn the basics of Electromagnetic fields.
  • CO2: The Electromagnetic fields course students will study & analyze the working on Vector analysis and calculate different types of errors.
  • CO3: This course will help the student to pursue for various postgraduates courses in electrical and indulge into various research and developments that are associated with latest electrical techniques and can understand the use of Vector quantities.
  • CO4: The subject will impart the knowledge for the practical use of vectors and will understand the coordinate systems in 3D.
  • CO5: Electromagnetic Fields will help the student to prepare to a large extend for various competitive examinations like GATE, and other PSU’s.
7 4EE1-02 Managerial Economics and Financial Accounting
  • CO1: Graduates gain ability to apply the knowledge of managerial and economic concepts and ability to apply the tools and techniques.
  • CO2: Ability to understand the demand and supply analysis and to Know the implementation of demand forecasting methods for production decisions and cost analysis.
  • CO3: Ability to understand the types of markets and pricing methods and to understand the techniques regarding the long term investment decisions.
  • CO4: Ability to understand the application of various ratios in order to know the firm’s financial position in depth and to understand different techniques of capital budgeting.
8 4EE4-06 Power Electronics
  • CO1: Graduates gain ability to understand the basics of power electronics, and understand the semiconductor devices and their characteristics which will help them to differentiate between devices and components
  • CO2: Graduates analyze and understand the rectification and control rectification techniques and their applications in future electrical drives and their control.
  • CO3: Graduates gain ability to visualize the concept of Buck and Boost regulators and can learn to draw the waveforms
  • CO4: Graduates can understand the concept of Single phase voltage source inverter and its applications.
  • CO5: Graduates can understand the concept of Single phase voltage source inverter and its applications
9 4EE3-04 Electronic Measurement & Instrumentation
  • CO1: Graduates will learn the basics of Electronic Measurement & Instrumentation.
  • CO2: The Electronic Measurement & Instrumentation course students will study & analyze the working on instruments and calculate different types of errors.
  • CO3: This course will help the student to pursue for various postgraduates courses in electrical and indulge into various research and developments that are associated with latest electrical techniques and can understand the use of errors quantities.
  • CO4: The subject will impart the knowledge for the practical use of errors and will understand the Instruments accuracy.
  • CO5: Electronic Measurement & Instrumentation will help the student to prepare to a large extend for various competitive examinations like GATE, and other PSU’s.
10 4EE4-05 Electrical Machine -II
  • CO1: Understand Principle, construction and operation of synchronous machine.
  • CO2: The student has understood principle, construction, methods of staring synchronous motor, its operation with variable load, operation with variable excitation, performance evaluation.
  • CO3: The student has understood special motors like Repulsion, Hysteresis, Reluctance, Universal and Schrage motors.
11 4EE4-08 Digital Electronics
  • CO1: Apply the principles of number system, binary codes and Boolean algebra to minimize logic expressions and knowledge about various logic gates.
  • CO2: Develop K-maps and apply Quine Mc Cluskey’s method to minimize and optimize logic functions up to 4 variables.
  • CO3: Acquire knowledge about various logic families and analyze basic logic gate circuits of these families.
  • CO4: Design various combinational circuits such as Adders, encoders , decoders and multiplexers.
  • CO5: Design various sequential circuits such as flip flops, counters and shift registers.
12 5EE3-01 Electrical Materials
  • CO1: Student will understand about the physical and chemical characteristics of material
  • CO2: To make student learn about dielectric properties of material
  • CO3: To make student learn about properties of material in static and alternating field.
  • CO4: Student will learn about properties of a material.
  • CO5: To make student learn about Superconductor and semiconductor material.
13 5EE4-02 Power System-I
  • CO1: To make student learn about scenario of power system, energy sources.
  • CO2: To make student learn about components of power system(transmission line, generation, transformers)
  • CO3: Student will learn about types of power system connections, dependence of loads.
  • CO4: Students will learn about protection and switchgear used in power system.
  • CO5: To make students learn about faults, types and its analysis.
  • CO6: Students will learn about the importance of DC Transmission line in electrical system.
14 5EE4-03 Control System
  • CO1: Students will learn about use of control system and modeling of physical system.
  • CO2: Students will learn about feedback control, time and frequency response and concept of stability.
  • CO3: Students will learn about various controllers which will help students to know importance of control system.
  • CO4: To introduce student with the advance control system and its concepts and applications.
  • CO4: Student will gain knowledge about optical and non- linear controlling concept.
15 5EE4-04 Microprocesor
  • CO1: Student will gain knowledge about Fundamentals of Microprocessors.
  • CO2: Student will gain knowledge about Fundamentals of Microprocessors.
  • CO3: Student will gain knowledge aboutInterfacing and types to deal with to access the memory for reading instruction codes and the data stored in the memory.
  • CO4: Student will gain knowledge about Compilers, Instruction set ,microprocessors architectures.
  • CO5: Student will gain knowledge about the utilization of microprocessors in electrical engineering field.
16 5EE4-05 Electrical Machine Design
  • CO1: To introduce student with various considerations required in designing of electrical machines.
  • CO2: To introduce student with component designs of machine like transformers , induction motors synchronous machine etc.
  • CO3: Student will gain knowledge about sub component designing of main components of power system.
  • CO4: Student will gain knowledge about structure of modern machine.
  • CO5: Student will gain knowledge about Computer aided Design , needs, applications.
  • CO6: Student will gain knowledge about the concept of both traditional and modern designing of machines.
17 5EE5-11 Restructured Power System
  • CO1: Student will gain knowledge about Understand the need for restructuring of Power Systems, discuss different market models, different stakeholders and market power.
  • CO2: Understand and generalize the functioning and planning activities of ISO.
  • CO3: Understand transmission open access pricing issues and congestion management.
  • CO4: Define transfer capability and estimate the transfer capability of a small power systems. (Numerical examples).
  • CO4: Define ancillary services and understand reactive power as ancillary service and management through synchronous generator.
18 6EE4-01 Computer Architecture
  • CO1: Graduates gain ability to understand the Architecture and function of computer System and ability to perform computer arithmetic operations on fixed and floating point numbers.
  • CO2: Graduates gain ability to visualize the concept of memory through the presentation of the hardware requirement for a cache memory and a virtual memory system.
  • CO3: Graduates gain ability to understand Input / Output Organization and modes of data transfer using DMA & IOP.
  • CO4: Graduates gain ability to understand 8086 microprocessor and their addressing modes ,instruction sets.
  • CO5: Graduates gain ability to understand pipelining and their reliability ,Different architecture like as VLIW Soc And MIPS.
19 6EE4-02 Power System -II
  • CO1: Students will understand the calculation of load density and various numerical methods for solution of non -linear equations.
  • CO2: Students will know, how the loss coefficients effect the economic load dispatch, and stability constraints.
  • CO3: Student will learn about the controlling of parameters of power system
  • CO4: Student will learn various managing and controlling of Power System
  • CO5: Students will learn, financing methods in power sector.
  • CO6: Students will also learn different pricing mechanism of electric energy and trading of power under deregulated environment.
20 6EE4-03 Power System Protection
  • CO1: To introduce students to power system protection, construction, applications of main types Circuit breakers, Relays for protection.
  • CO2: To introduce students with faults and it’s analysis.
  • CO3: To teach students theory and applications of the main components used in power system protection for electric machines, transformers, bus bars.
  • CO4: To develop an ability and skill to design the feasible protection systems needed for each main part of a power system in students.
  • CO5: Student will learn about sampling, modeling and simulation of power system.
21 6EE4-04 Electrical Energy Conservation and Auditing
  • CO1: To facilitate the students to achieve a clear conceptual understanding of technical and commercial aspects of energy conservation
  • CO2: To facilitate the students to achieve a clear understanding about energy efficiency in various sectors of power system.
  • CO3: To facilitate the students to achieve a clear conceptual understanding of energy auditing.
  • CO4: To enable students to develop managerial skills to assess feasibility of alternative approaches and drive strategies regarding energy conservation and energy auditing.
  • CO5: To enable students to understand energy efficient technologies in power system.
22 6EE4-05 Electrical Drives
  • CO1: To provide the students the fundamental concepts of drives and types of drives used in traction.
  • CO2: To impart knowledge on Performance of the fundamental control practices associated with AC and DC machines (starting, reversing, braking, plugging, etc.) using power electronics.
  • CO3: To impart industry oriented learning.
  • CO4: Student will learn about characteristics and controlling of machine.
23 6EE5-11 Power System Planning
  • CO1: The course is designed to teach load forecasting, power system planning, power quality.
  • CO2: The course is designed to teach students reliability issues in power system.
  • CO3: Describe the factors affecting the planning in power system.
  • CO4: To impart knowledge on environmental effects on planning.
  • CO5: It aims to arm the students with the concepts of evaluation of generation, transmission and distribution system reliability and their impacts on system planning.
24 7EE1A Power System Planning
  • CO1: Graduates analyze the study of generation planning, transmission planning distribution planning and bulk power supply systems, production costing analysis and load forecasting. Dispersed generation. execute production costing analysis like power sector economics and finance and private participation and rural electrification expansion plans in a deregulated environment.
  • CO2: Graduates gain ability to analyze electric power system reliability and stability, load forecasting, power quality and reliability issues in power system. It aims to arm the students with the concepts of evaluation of generation, transmission and distribution system reliability and their impacts on system planning. Concept of Online power flow studies, state estimation, and computerized management.
  • CO3: Graduates visualize the concept of Computer aided planning for power system memory management through the use of the hardware and memory and a virtual memory system.. Effect on environment of generation of electrical energy, the greenhouse effect. Requirement of Insulation coordination and Reactive power compensation.
  • CO4: Graduates gain ability to understand optimal power system expansion planning : Formulation of least cost optimization problem incorporating the capital, Operating and maintenance cost of candidate plants of different types.
25 7EE2A Power System Analysis
  • CO1: Understand basics of Power System.
  • CO2: Modeling & representation of the system components used in power system.
  • CO3: Understand use of cables in distribution network.
  • CO4: Concept of designing transmission line parameters.
  • CO5: The basic concept of load flow analysis.
26 7EE4A Non Conventional Energy Sources
  • CO1: This course will provide understanding of various non conventional sources of energy that can be use to convert into their usable forms.
  • CO2: In this course students will study about the solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy sources and magneto hydrodynamic power generation.
  • CO3: This course will help the learner to implement this knowledge in power generation using non conventional energy sources.
  • CO4: This subject will help in utilization of renewable energy sources for both domestics and Industrial applications.
  • CO5: This course will help the student to prepare for various competitive examinations like public sector, GATE,GRE etc.
27 7EE5A Power System Engineering
  • CO1: Economic operation of power system makes the whole generating system to operate in economical manner.
  • CO2: This Subject gives the stable operation of operation power system, study of rotor dynamic equation and swing equation, stable operation of power system in transient period.
  • CO3: This course gives the brief idea of optimization technique which can be used to implement in various course of electrical engineering.
  • CO4: This course find its application in generation companies along with various power handling companies.
28 7EE6A Economic Operation of Power System
  • CO1: Graduate will learn the basic about the art of power system economics.
  • CO2: In this course students will study about the economical operations and coordination of various power plants
  • CO3: This course is the stepping stone for further studies and analysis in power system Engineering and Energy Management courses.
  • CO4: This subject is the building block for power system engineers who are engaged in research and in various industries looking forward to opt the various processes for the optimization in cost and also in the field of management.
  • CO5: This course will help the student to prepare for various competitive examinations.
29 8EE2A Electrical Drives and Their Control
  • CO1: Economic operation of traction system by using different starting and speed control methods.
  • CO2: This Subject gives the knowledge of different types of braking for different types of motors as plugging and dynamic braking.
  • CO3: This course gives the brief idea of speed regulation of traction system which can be used to implement in various course of electrical engineering.
  • CO4: This course find its application in various industries along with various power handling companies.
30 8EE3A Protection of Power System
  • CO1: Explain the working of different types of switchgear equipments like circuit breakers and relays.
  • CO2: It gives knowledge to identify the main components and features of a protection scheme.
  • CO3: Provides practical knowledge to understand fault clearing phenomena under abnormal conditions in different type of circuit breakers.
  • CO4: Provides knowledge to acquire skill to design the feasible protection systems needed for each main part of a power system.
  • CO5: Provides techniques to apply conventional and numerical relays to the protection of rotating machines, bus bars, transformers, transmission lines and distribution network.
31 8EE4A Utilization of Electrical Power
  • CO1: Modeling & representation of the system components used in power system.
  • CO2: Understand use of cables in distribution network.
  • CO3: The basic concept of load flow analysis.

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