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Electronic engineering
The electronic engineering is a branch of engineering that deals with devices and systems that use small
amounts of electrical energy to analyse, transmit and store information.
The branch of engineering that has made technology possible is electronic engineering. It deals with
devices and systems that use electronics, phones, televisions, Ipods, laptops,
Computers, digital cameras etc.
Functions of
Electronic engineer
Electrical, electronic and communication engineering tend to overlap
each other.
Work
area and scope
The electronic engineering
area is vast and has a lot of scope. You need to select a subarea-electronics,
VLSI, signal processing, communications, power, energy systems, machines,
controls and instrumentation-even during your bachelors and specialise
as much as possible. Internship in good companies and institutions will
also help you decide on a specialisation.
Over the last few years, The electronic engineering
department has offered placements in both the public and private sector making it a popular choice amongst many.
Courses
The leading institutions
offers the master degree courses are
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)
National Institute of Technology (NIT)
Haldia Institute of Technology
Bhabha Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
Remuneration
Companies in core areas like electronics design automation, telecommunication, power industries; instrumentation and
control as well as information technology industries, offer job opportunities to electronic engineering
graduates with a good remuneration.
Job opportunities are not limited to the IT sector and B.Tech graduates
can extends their career options to entertainment, transport and space
technology. Starting salary ranges from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh and
the salary depends on the job, company and location. But the salaries
are comparatively better than many other branches. |
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