Bachelor's programme

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Develops skills in electronics, communication and problem-solving, with industry-oriented on-the-job training.

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Duration: 4 years; Duration
Degree: B.E.; Bachelor of Engineering
Department: Electrical & Electronics Engineering; Department · EEED

Overview

Develops skills in electronics, communication and problem-solving, with industry-oriented on-the-job training.

On completion, graduates can

Design, analyse and implement modern electronic and communication systems
Design and operate electronic equipment and provide technical support
Conduct research and solve complex engineering problems

Programme structure

Selected subject areas.

How information is transmitted using analog and digital signals.

Architecture and programming of microprocessors.

Designing computing systems built into devices.

Designing digital circuits on programmable hardware.

Principles and design of antennas for wireless communication.

On-the-job training is arranged with telecom, power and automation organisations.

Programme document

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Entry requirements

Class XII pass with at least 50% in each of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English
A pass in Dzongkha
An entrance test, which every applicant sits
Subject ability ratings (Class XII): Mathematics 5, Physics 5, Chemistry 4, English 3, any one other subject 1

Documents required: Citizenship Identity Card (CID), Class XII mark sheet and Class XII pass certificate. Admission details and dates

Career opportunities

Mobile and satellite communication
Digital electronics and signal processing
Embedded systems and control systems
IoT, robotics and system automation

Main facilities

Laboratory details for this programme will be added.

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Electrical & Electronics Engineering: faculty, news, research and further programme details.

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Electronics and Communication Engineering

Develops skills in electronics, communication and problem-solving, with industry-oriented on-the-job training.

4 years

B.E.

Bachelor of Engineering

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Department · EEED

Overview

Develops skills in electronics, communication and problem-solving, with industry-oriented on-the-job training.

On completion, graduates can

Design, analyse and implement modern electronic and communication systems

Design and operate electronic equipment and provide technical support

Conduct research and solve complex engineering problems

Programme structure

Selected subject areas.

How information is transmitted using analog and digital signals.

Architecture and programming of microprocessors.

Designing computing systems built into devices.

Designing digital circuits on programmable hardware.

Principles and design of antennas for wireless communication.

On-the-job training is arranged with telecom, power and automation organisations.

Programme document

Full curriculum and programme details

Open document

Entry requirements

Class XII pass with at least 50% in each of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English

A pass in Dzongkha

An entrance test, which every applicant sits

Subject ability ratings (Class XII): Mathematics 5, Physics 5, Chemistry 4, English 3, any one other subject 1

Documents required: Citizenship Identity Card (CID), Class XII mark sheet and Class XII pass certificate. Admission details and dates

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Overview

Programme structure

01Analog and Digital Communication

02Microprocessors

03Embedded Systems

04FPGA Programming

05Antenna Design

Entry requirements

Career opportunities

Main facilities

To learn more, visit the departmental website

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Overview

Programme structure

01Analog and Digital Communication

02Microprocessors

03Embedded Systems

04FPGA Programming

05Antenna Design

Entry requirements

Career opportunities

Main facilities

To learn more, visit the departmental website