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Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)

Regional Engineering College, Srinagar, India

  • Degree Received: Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) 
  • Major: Department of Electrical Engineering 
  • Specialization: Light Current (Electronics & Computer Engineering)
  • Date of Graduation: July, 1984 
  • Standing: First Position in Electronics (Specialization), and overall Second position in Electrical Engineering Dept. 
  • Institution: Regional Engineering College (R. E. C.), Srinagar, J&K State, India

COURSES TAKEN

FIRST SEMESTER (FALL 1979)
  • Physics I (Mechanics, Heat & Electrostatics) 
  • Chemistry I (Physical Chemistry) 
  • Mathematics I (Pure Mathematics & Trig. ) 
  • Humanities I (English and Indian Constitution) 
  • Engineering Drawing I
  • Workshop Practice
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


SECOND SEMESTER (SPRING 1980)

  • Physics II (Electrodynamics & Magnetism) 
  • Chemistry II (Inorganic Chemistry) 
  • Mathematics II (Differential & Integral Calculus) 
  • Humanities II (English)
  • Engineering Drawing II
  • Building Material & Construction 
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


THIRD SEMESTER (FALL 1980)

  • Physics III (Optics & Sound) 
  • Chemistry III (Organic Chemistry) 
  • Mathematics III (Ordinary Differential Equations) 
  • Humanities III (English Phonetics) 
  • Engineering Drawing III
  • Civil Engineering (Surveying I)
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


FOURTH SEMESTER (SPRING 1981)

  • Physics IV (Quantum Mechanics)
  • Electrical Engineering (Basic Circuit Theory) 
  • Mathematics IV (Partial Diff. Eqns. & Fourier Anal.) 
  • Humanities IV (Civics & Economics) 
  • Electrical Engineering Workshop & Drawing 
  • Civil Engineering (Surveying II) 
  • Workshop Practice
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


FIFTH SEMESTER (FALL 1981)

  • Thermodynamics
  • Circuits & Systems
  • Mathematics V (Laplace Transforms) 
  • Bioscience
  • Electrical Engineering Drawing
  • Stress Analysis
  • Workshop Practice
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


SIXTH SEMESTER (SPRING 1982)

  • Electronics I
  • Electrical Machines I
  • Mathematics VI (Probability, Statistics & Matrix Theory) 
  • Measurement & Control I (Classical Control Theory) 
  • Theory of Machines
  • Hydraulics
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


SEVENTH SEMESTER (FALL 1982)

  • Electronics II
  • Electrical Machines II
  • Mathematics VII (Complex Analysis) 
  • Measurement & Control II
  • General Engineering I (Acoustics Theory) 
  • General Engineering II (Electromagnetics) 
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


EIGHTH SEMESTER (SPRING 1983)

  • Nuclear Engineering
  • Power Systems I
  • Communications I
  • Measurement & Control III (Modern Control Theory) 
  • Elective I (Switching & Pulse Circuits) 
  • Elective II (Solid State Physics) 
  • Tour & Training (8-week training at local TV station) 
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


NINTH SEMESTER (FALL 1983)

  • FORTRAN Programming
  • Power Systems II
  • Communications II
  • Measurement & Control IV
  • Elective III (Logic Circuits)
  • Elective IV (Random Process Theory) 
  • Tour & Training
  • General Proficiency (Co-curricular activities) 


TENTH SEMESTER (SPRING 1984)

  • Circuit Synthesis
  • Microwave Engineering
  • Computer Hardware
  • Radar Engineering
  • Mathematics VIII (Numerical Analysis) 
  • Senior Project
 
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