DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Introduction to the Department

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

The Department of Electronics Technology was set up at Loyola in 1991, and offers B.Sc Electronics Technology.

“We don’t aim to meet the cutting-edge. We are the cutting-edge.”

- Dr. Shakira Sultana

Head of the Department

The Department of Electronics Technology began in the year 1991 to meet the burgeoning demand in the field of Electronics and Communication. Our department is approached by some of the best companies to fill their talent pools.

Some key statistics for the Department of Electronics Technology:

Course

We offer 1 UG course of 3 years on B.Sc Electronics Technology

Faculty

With a cumulative experience of 70 years

Students

Hand-picked for their prowess in electronics

Alumni

Most of whom develop voguish gadgets

Admissions to our B.Sc. in Electronics Technology course happens through the common Loyola admissions route.

Vision & Mission of the Department

Vision:

To impart theoretical and practical knowledge on various subjects and groom the students to be adept and capable of executing fieldwork with passion, commitment, discipline and integrity making them ready to make a mark in the media industry.

Mission:

Make the students to be global representatives and hold up on objectivity and fairness in their field of work.

Highlights of the Department

We aim at providing our students with the most comprehensive training to allow them to attract lucrative careers. Working in sync with industry leaders to train students is just one way how we accomplish it:

The PROBE Method

Students are presented with mathematical problems that contain concepts to be taught within them. The students and the teacher work together to solve these, thus firmly embedding these concepts in their minds.

Inter-Disciplinary Electives

These include courses in Television Engineering, Embedded ‘C’ and Home Appliances Repair, which give our students the opportunity to brush-up on extra skills of their own choice.

Mini Projects

These projects are marked along with being a fun way to give students autonomy when learning. The results are telling.

Major Projects

As part of the B.Sc. Electronics Technology curriculum, students do projects related to communication systems in general and embedded systems at large to complete their degree.

We conduct national conferences, seminars, and state-level quizzes to allow our students to not only meet and compete with their peers, but also so that they can listen to the ideas of some of the biggest names in the game.