Bachelor of Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering

The Bachelor's program in Electronics Communication and Information Engineering at KEC provides students with a solid foundation in electronics technologies, including telecommunications, broadcasting, industrial electronics, and computer science.

This program integrates knowledge from electronics, communication, information engineering, and management, focusing on communication systems, electromagnetic fields, microprocessors, and signal processing.

Electronics has greatly enhanced communication, revolutionizing how we connect through technologies like telephones, the internet, and mobile phones. Emerging advancements, such as 4G mobile phones and broadband systems, significantly increase data transmission capabilities. Fourth-generation systems will soon unify these technologies, enabling instant access to information from anywhere. These innovations stem from ongoing developments in electronics and communication technologies grounded in strong engineering principles.

Resources

The Department of Electronics, Communication, and Information Engineering at KEC is one of the largest departments in the institution, featuring a substantial number of faculty, extensive labs, and a large student body. Professionals in this field develop innovative technologies that enhance efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability across various sectors, including communication, healthcare, and energy.

The department is dedicated to research-based teaching and maintains a strong local and international presence through partnerships with industries. It consistently achieves impressive results due to the commitment of its researchers, support staff, and students.

Specialization modules are regularly updated to incorporate the latest technologies, and fourth-year students can choose advanced topics such as Biomedical Instrumentation, Remote Sensing, and Sustainable Energy. The department is committed to preparing engineers with the skills and creativity needed for the future of technology.

Course and Work

A Bachelor’s degree is commonly required for engineering jobs, although a master’s degree is preferred for some positions. Employers favor applicants who already have relevant skills and experience. Workers who keep themselves up-to-date with the latest technology usually have good opportunities for advancement. The Bachelor's Degree Program at KEC involves 54 courses including subjects like Basic Electronics, Electromagnetic Waves and Fields, Communication System, Mobile Communication, Power Systems, project works, field visits, and so on.

The work area of an Electronics and Communication Engineer basically includes, but is not limited to, the following sectors:

• Space & Defense

• Industrial Products

• Commercial Products

• Electronic Components

• Education

Electronics and Communication Engineers work on R&D, Production, Servicing, Sales & Marketing, Teaching, and so on. Major national industries which recruit Electronics and Communication Engineers include Nepal Telecom, NCell, and government services, among others.

Final Year Projects of Electronics & Communication. Final year students get involved in a ‘project work’ in their field of interest. These projects are carried out under the supervision and guidance of professors and experts in the relevant fields. Below is a list of the various projects completed by our students.

• 8-Bit Microprocessor Using VHDL

• Appliance Controller and Home Security via PSTN

• Automation of the Greenhouse

• Building Automation Using Smart Card

• Electronic House

• Electronic Voting Machine

• Embedded Ethernet-Based Data Monitoring

• Floor Assistant Robot

• GSM-Based Control System

• Handy Wireless Communicator

• LED Module Character Display

• Telephone Controlled Remote Switch

• Ultrasonic Range Meter

• Weather Station

• Garage Parking

• End-to-End Communication

• Home Automation with Security System

• RFID Automated Checkout System

• RFID-Based Proximity Security System

• Vending Machine

• SMS through the Telephone

• Home Atomization System Using GSM with SMS

• RF-Based Sensing and Ranging Device

• Luxurious Home System

• The Transporter

• RC Car with Collision Detection

• Smart Card-Based Security and Billing System

• Vehicle Pollution Check and Tracking

• Digital Communication Using Optical Laser

• Ultrasonic Radar

• Microcontroller-Based Solar Tracking System

• DTMF-based Appliances Control System

• Vehicle Monitoring Security System using GSM/GPRS and GPS

• RF Remote Controller

• GPS Logger with Wireless Triggers

• Embedded Web Server for Access Control System

• Data Logger

• RFID-based Hotel Security System

• Portable Security System

• Intercom System

• Door Lock Security System/ Access Control System

• Microcontroller Home Security System

• Ethernet Controlled Temperature Regulator

List of Electives

Elective I

• Advanced Java Programming

• Data mining

• Radar Technology

• Embedded system design using ARM technology

• Satellite Communication Systems

• Image processing and pattern recognition

• Biomedical instrumentation

• Aeronautical telecommunications

• Web technologies and applications

• Operating system

Elective II

• Optical fiber communication system

• Agile software development

• Big data technologies

• Networking with IPV6

• Advanced computer architecture, Networking with IPV6

• Advanced computer architecture

• Broadcast engineering

• Database management system

• Information system

Elective III

• Remote sensing

• Multimedia systems

• Enterprise application design and development

• XML

• Artificial intelligence

• Power electronics

• Geographical information system (GIS)

• Speech processing

Electronics Engineering Curriculum