ABOUT
Dr. Sujitha S
Professor & HOD
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Welcome to the Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) at New Horizon College of Engineering (NHCE), Bangalore. EEE is one of the prestigious branches of Engineering and one among the oldest departments of NHCE-Bangalore started in 2001. The EEE Department has been playing a vital role in producing engineers and technologists of high caliber ever since it was established in the year 2001. The Department is accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade and accredited by NBA. The vision of EEE Department is to create contemporary Engineers, innovators and entrepreneurs to make a better nation and in turn, a better world. A critical investigation and innovation into the modern state-of-art and cutting edge technology lead to the fact that an electrical graduate fits better in today’s competitive world.
The strength of the department is highly qualified faculty members with expertise in various fields of electrical engineering, state of art laboratory facilities. The department is inclined towards bridging the gap between Industry and academia by collaborating with Multinational Companies in the field of Electrical Engineering.
Indo-French Center of Excellence in Electricity, Automation and Energy (IFCEEAE) is one such initiative evolved through “MoU” with French Ministry of National Education and Schneider Electric India Pvt. Ltd., The main objectives of IFCEEAE are
- To train the students of all streams of engineering in automation field
- To facilitate interdisciplinary and applied research with a focus on innovative product development
- To provide excellent career opportunities to students through exchange programs with French Universities, industrial training, innovative learning and R & D activities especially in the areas like Smart Grid, Internet of things (IoT), Energy Management Systems, Embedded systems, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and industrial automation.
The Department nurtures young minds beyond the curriculum by facilitating technical clubs that promote technical events, community development, societal impact, and programs on universal values and ethics. In support of this initiative, the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has established several IEEE Student Branch Chapters under the world’s largest non-profit technical professional organization dedicated to the advancement of technology. These include:
- IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131)
- IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131B
- IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131D)
- IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (DEIS) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131F)
- IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society (SMC) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131K)
- IEEE Nanotechnology Council (NANO) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131J)
- IEEE Biometrics Council (BIO) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131I)
- IEEE Council on Superconductivity (CSC) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131H)
- IEEE Transportation Electrification Council (TEC) Student Branch Chapter (Geo-Code: SBC66131G)
These chapters provide students with enhanced exposure, skill development, and increased opportunities for campus placements in core industries, IT sectors, and Public Sector Units (PSUs).
