Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
About the Department
Started in the year 2006, the Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering is running a 4-year undergraduate programme in Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering. Since its inception, the Department has grown in leaps and bounds with the state of art infrastructure. Yokogawa Centre of Excellence, KCT-FLUKE Centre of Excellence in Calibration, Siemens PLC Automation Laboratory are some of the major centres operational in addition to Advanced Process Control and Computerised Sensors laboratories. The Department has a team of well qualified, dedicated Faculty members with vast experience in industrial and research background. The Department is involved in active Industrial consultancy services for neighbouring Industries in the field of Automation. Certified Calibration for Electro-Technical/Thermal/Pressure Instruments are some of the prominent consultancy services. Major and minor projects funded by government bodies and Industries are focused on solving industrial needs. Our association with the Professional bodies ISA, ISOI, IEEE, ISTE, IEI and CSI is playing a significant role in enriching the quality of curriculum.
From the HOD’s Desk
Anil Kumar K K,
Professor and Head
Electronics & Instrumentation Engineeringestablished in the year 2006 is a specialized branch of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, which focuses on the principle and operation of field instruments SCADA, DCS, PLC’S and process control systems which are used in design and configuration of automated systems. These engineers work in industries with automated processes, such as chemical or manufacturing plants, with the goal of improving system productivity, reliability, safety, optimization and stability.
Within a short period, we have established all our laboratories and centres of excellence, which are required for the curriculum and several specialized equipment and software, which help the students to do their real time projects. We have placed our students in core industries like Yokogawa, Bosch, Data Patterns, TVS, Tesolve, Saipem, ECON, etc. Many of our alumni have successfully cracked CAT and GATE to gain entrance into the high portals of higher education. Also, we have our students pursuing their higher studies in US, UK, Germany, and Australia.
Vision
The Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (E&I) envisions a holistic education that transforms the learners into responsible engineers which shall enable them to identify significant problems both in industry and society to arrive at creative and sustainable solutions through collaborative team efforts.
Mission
The Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (E&I) aims to
- Implement modern andragogical approach in academics, innovative research initiatives and collaborative projects that shall ethically address the societal needs
- Develop knowledge and skills required to excel in manufacturing, automation and allied industries on a global platform
- Expand the knowledge for higher studies and get inspired for lifelong learning
Anil Kumar K K
Professor & HOD
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Dinesh Kumar V
Associate Professor
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Saravanabalaji M
Assistant Professor I
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Umesh M V
Associate Professor
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Mayurappriyan P S
Professor
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Muthuramalingam E
Assistant Professor I
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Ranganathan S
Assistant Professor I
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Manimekalai V
Assistant Professor I
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Saravanakumar S
Assistant Professor I
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Dr. Ezhilarasi M
Professor & HOD
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Jeya Daisy I
Assistant Professor II
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Athappan V
Assistant Professor II
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- Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering – R18
- Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering – R17
Bubble chart - B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 3rd to 8th semesters – R15
Bubble chart - B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 1st and 2nd semester – R14
- B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 3rd to 8th semesters – R14
Bubble chart - B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 3rd to 8th semesters – R13
- B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering – R2009
Components of Curriculum
Different methods of teaching and learning initiative in E&I department are
- Innovation in Teaching Learning By Faculty
- Holistic Development of Students through Human Excellence – Value Education Program Faculty
Andragogical Initiatives
Other methods of learning experiences
| S. No | Name | Designation | Department / Institute | Internal / External member |
| 1 | Dr. M. Ezhilarasi | Professor & Head | EIE / KCT | Chairman |
| 2 | Dr. S. Kumar | Professor | IE / Madras Institute of Technology | Anna University Nominee |
| 3 | Dr. S. Ragupathy | Professor & Head | EIE / Kongu Engineering College | Expert nominated by Academic council |
| 4 | Mr. S. R. Venkatapathy | Head | Pranav 3V,
Manufacturing Solutions in Automation and Control, Bangalore |
Representative from Industry |
| 5 | Mr. V. Shanmugaraj | HOD | Sensor and Vision Technology, CMTI, Bangalore | Co-opt Member |
| 6 | Mr. B. Venkatesan | Assistant Professor | EIE / Kongu Engineering College | Post Graduate Meritorious Alumini |
| 7 | Representative from Department of Academics | Associate/ Assistant Professor | KCT | Invitee |
| 8 | PAC members of the department | |||
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