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B. S. (Electronic & Communication Engg.)

Course Structure

Semester- I
Semester- II
  • Applied Mathematics-I
  • Applied Physics- I
  • Applied Chemistry - I
  • Manufacturing Process
  • Introduction to Computers
  • Communication Skills-1
  • Impact of Science and Technology on Society
  • Applied Mathematics-II
  • Applied Physics- II
  • Applied Chemistry -II
  • Programming and Auto CAD
  • Engineering Mechanics
  • Electrical Science
  • Communication Skills I
Semester- III
Semester- IV
  • Applied Mathematics -III
  • Analog Electronics - I
  • Circuits and Systems Lab.
  • Foundation of Computer Science
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Data Structures.
  • Electro-magnetic fields & Transmission Lines
  • Analog Electronics -II 
  • Digital Circuits & Systems - I 
  • Communication Systems and Circuits
  • Computer Graphics and Multimedia
  • Operating Systems and System Programming -I
Semester- V
Semester- VI
  • Digital Circuits and Systems - II
  • Microprocessor System - I
  • Computer Architecture
  • Telecommunication Networks
  • Data Base Management System
  • Microprocessor System - II
  • Microwave Engineering
  • Digital Signal Processing
  • Data Communication 
    Networks
  • VLSI Design
Fourth Year at PURDUE
To complete the final year at Purdue, the students are required to take 38 credit points.
Common to all programs are the following requirements
  • 5 cr ENGR 440/460 Senior Design Sequence
  • 3 cr ENGR 309 Engineering Economics
  • 3 cr PHIL 324 Ethics for Engineers
  • 3 cr COM 307 Communication for Engineers
  • 6 cr Humanities / Social Sciences electives 3 cr Technical Elective
15 Credit hours are specific to Electronic & Communication Engg.
  • 3 cr MA 472 Introduction to Applied Mathematics
  • 3 cr ECE 302 Probabilistic Methods in Electric Engineering
  • 3 cr ECE 330 Introduction to Microprocessors
  • 6 cr 2 Electrical Engineering Core Electives
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